…click on the “Go to CASHNet” link which will take you to a page where you can purchase your parking permit. New students will be provided an opportunity to buy a parking permit during Orientation. Parking enforcement begins at midnight on the first day of class in September. Obtain a…
In 1993, the United Nations General Assembly designated March 22 as World Water Day, a day of international observance and opportunity to learn more about water related issues, be inspired to tell others, and take action to make a difference. Each year a theme is chosen; the 2018 theme is…
Northland College announced today for Earth Day their choices for the best in nature writing this past year. Three authors have been selected to receive the Sigurd F. Olson Nature Writing Award (SONWA) for adult, young adult, and children’s literature. Established in 1991, the SONWA honors the literary legacy of…
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…cheese tater tots. We simply decided to have that conversation! The stone in my ring was from a family ring of his. For the entire interview visit The Honeydew Hustle, a blog series created by Honeydew – the online wedding planning service that’s giving time back to couples. …
…for at least five years. Northland College presented its two local recipients with engraved plaques at the annual Honors Day celebration Thursday, April 3. Boettcher was one of 24 to receive the Early Education Award in Wisconsin and Cline was one of twenty-five to receive the Pre-Service Education Award in…
New-Student Convocation Address 2016 By Alan Brew, associate professor of English It is wonderful to be here with you this afternoon, under a tent, old friends and new, just a short walk from the largest body of fresh water in the world. I’m going to begin today by sharing parts…
Racine fears Waukesha’s sewage will bring ‘danger’ By Tom Henry, The Ripple Effect (Toledo Blade) WAUKESHA, Wis. – While visiting the lovely state of Wisconsin earlier this month, I learned the battle over Waukesha’s future water supply isn’t just about the 8.2 million gallons a day of treated Lake Michigan…
Profile: Ryan C. Menebroeker Graduated: 2015 Major: biology and natural resources—fisheries and wildlife ecology Hometown: Tomahawk, Wisconsin Two weeks before graduation day, Ryan Menebroeker started his first day as a fisheries technician with the U.S. Geological Service, working a coveted position aboard the Kiyi Research Vessel on Lake Superior. Ryan…
