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Northland Students Record Happenings and Writings of Students and Community11/27/2006
Northland College is a school full of stories and storytellers. With this year’s resurrection of the college’s student newspaper and literary magazine, Northland College students have regained a direct conduit between the narratives and narrators of fellow students, faculty, staff and community members.
What's Your Story?11/16/2006
Northland College senior Alex Johnson spends his summer helping homeless people share their stories in Alaska.
Northland College Professor Studies Impact of Deer on Apostle Islands11/7/2006
Many people may consider deer a welcome member of the Apostle Islands’ ecosystem. But according to a recent study conducted by a Northland College professor, deer are having an adverse effect on some of the islands’ important vegetation.
Students working as consultants for the Bad River Watershed Association10/30/2006
Northland College students are working as consultants for the Bad River Watershed Association (BRWA) thanks to a $75,000 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
Folk Star Legend Pop Wagner Shares Musical Talent with Northland College Students10/26/2006
Pop Wagner held fiddle and guitar master classes on the Northland College campus in mid-October. Wagner is best known for his frequent appearances on Public Radio’s A Prairie Home Companion during the show’s formative years.
Northland College Students Take Advantage of Fire Crew Opportunities10/16/2006
While Northland College offers a number of clubs for students to get involved with, only one club requires intensive training and the potential to earn money for getting deep into the wilderness and, sometimes, close to danger.
Swedish Commission on Large Carnivores Visits Northland College10/12/2006
In September, Northland College and the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute were honored with a visit from the Swedish Commission on Large Carnivores. The group traveled the United States and Canada to learn about and examine how different programs deal with challenges experienced since the return of the timber wolf.
Northland College President Featured on Twin Cities Television Show10/2/2006
Northland College President Karen Halbersleben enjoyed the experience of a lifetime this past summer serving as a volunteer historian and lighthouse keeper on Michigan Island.
Northland College Students Learn about Sustainable Agriculture through Hands On Experience9/21/2006
The Sustainable Agriculture course offered this fall at Northland College is living up to the definition of experiential learning. The class, which began the summer of 2003, focuses on agriculture in a holistic and interdisciplinary framework and introduces students to concepts in sustainable agriculture through different lenses.
Northland Professor Reaches Out to Help those with Disabilities Enjoy the Great Outdoors9/15/2006
America is supposed to be the land of opportunity, but that isn’t always the case, especially for people with disabilities. Despite the fact that one-fifth of the population has a disability, there are still some areas, such as outdoor education, that have not done much to equalize opportunities for those with disabilities – that is, until now.
Bro Professor Starts at Northland College9/7/2006
Mark Leach may still be getting to know the ins-and-outs of Northland College, but that hasn’t deterred him from thinking big.
New Students Get a Real Taste of Northland on their Orientation Trip8/29/2006
First year students at Northland College enjoyed some college grown garlic on their Outdoor Orientation trip. The garlic, which was donated to all trips, was harvested from the college’s community organic garden Mino Aki. Each year, first year students attend an Outdoor Orientation trip that is led by Northland College students.