A Northland College tradition—come embrace the joy, creativity, and liberation that is so central to this queer art form.
Thinking about a career change or dreaming of starting your own business? Join Carver Harries, executive director of the Ashland Area Development Center (AADC), for an inspiring and practical conversation about how to take the next step. Whether you’re exploring new career paths or considering launching a business, Carver will introduce the resources and support… Read More →
Finish your semester with live music! Enjoy a relaxing evening with the Northland Choir, Northland Community Choir, and the Northland Symphonic Band. This event is free and open to the public. There will be great music to un-stress your life!
Winter semesters end with jazz. The band will be using the recipes of the jazz greats to cook up some tunes for your listening pleasure. You’ll be happily surprised with the solos and artistic skills of the musicians. This event is free and open to the public.
Join us for an evening of storytelling with the Bad River and Red Cliff language trainees. The feast is at 5 p.m. and storytelling will follow. Please bring a dish and tobacco to share if you are able. Everyone is welcome. This program is made possibly by a grant from the House of Welcome Cultural… Read More →
During this session, information will be shared with students about options and next steps with regards to academics, programs, and partner institutions, as well as details about teach-out and transfer institutions and resources available on campus.
The “One Pulse!” program is a continuous performance of a mix of styles and genres that includes various combinations of performers from choral and instrumental music to solo pieces in a collaborative spirit that expresses the campus community at the University of Minnesota Morris. There is also a semi-staged element in that we aim to… Read More →
Join us in the Alvord Theatre or via Zoom as additional information for students since the announcement of closure is shared. Details, including the link for those who need to attend virtually, will be sent via email.
Enjoy a night of music provided by the Northland College Symphonic Band, the Northland Community Choir, and Northland College Choir members who have put together several entertaining pieces, including Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, made famous by the Andrews Sisters, and Robert Washburn’s Kilimanjaro: An African Portrait. This event is free and open to the public.
A Northland College tradition—come embrace the joy, creativity, and liberation that is so central to this queer art form.
