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The North Wind is an independent student publication serving the Northern Michigan University community. It is partially funded by the Student Activity Fee. The North Wind digital paper is published daily during the fall and winter semesters except on university holidays and during exam weeks. The North Wind Board of Directors is composed of representatives of the student body, faculty, administration and area media.

LEAVE NO TRACE — Heather Vivian from Respect Marquette County educates on the impacts of outdoor recreation as part of the organizations mission of protecting natural resources.
Leave No Trace 101 workshop promotes protecting natural resources
Benjamin BuresDecember 1, 2023

NMU Buildings Vandalized with Gnome Graffiti

g3Has Norman the Northern Gnome gone astray? An unlikely story. But officials at Northern Michigan University are on the search for suspects after several building on campus had been found vandalized. Officials discovered late wednesday that vandals had spray painted several Gnome campus buildings, including Lee Hall, Forest Roberts Theatre and Thomas Fine Arts.

According to NMU public safety, the incident occurred between the hours of 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 12, and noon on Wednesday, Aug. 13. NMU ground crews made the discovery midday on Wednesday.

Public safety said the process of removing the graffiti is underway and is expected to exceed over 3,000 dollars, although public safety believes that there will be permanent damage, even after the cleanup process.

Vandalization of campus property carries a felony of malicious destruction of property and a hefty fine depending on the severity of the crime. The investigation in this case is still ongoing.

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