Northland College has awarded its 2017 Philanthropist of the Year Award to Jim and Beth Hagstrom of Madison, Wisconsin. The Philanthropist of the Year award recognizes an individual, couple, or family who has demonstrated exceptional support of Northland College and its unique educational mission. “This award allows Northland College to…
…1971 became one of the first colleges to offer an environmental studies degree. Northland is a member of the EcoLeague, a consortium of six colleges and universities that share missions based on environmental responsibility and social change. In addition to the Cool Schools rating, Northland College achieved a STARS Gold…
…with them and with us. One of the special qualities of Northland is the genuine friendship that students, faculty, and staff share. At the Baccalaureate service, graduates are invested with the privilege of wearing the baccalaureate cap and gown, and given the charge to work for the common good. We…
…activity receiving federal financial assistance.” Northland College expects that all members of the College community—students, faculty, staff, and friends—to be able to pursue their work and education in a safe environment, free from sexual coercion, violence, or intimidation. The College is committed to fostering a safe campus environment where sexual…
…loon presence and survival. Dire though this looks, there are many action steps we can all take to help mitigate these issues such as shoreline restoration, use phosphorus-free products, watch and recreate at least 200 feet away from loons. Read on to learn more about what you can do to…
…and reflect on what makes Northland so special. Get some updated admissions materials from Case and find a little piece of Northland in your neck of the woods. Don’t miss this opportunity to support Northland while catching up with friends old and new. Email alumni@northland.edu for questions or to RSVP….
…associate professor of media arts and peacebuilding at Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, Moore met Northland College alumna Danielle Taylor (‘98), who had established the blog, Voices of the Penokee Hills, detailing the development of taconite mining in the Penokee Hills, located near Northland College in northern Wisconsin. In…
