The Marquette-Alger Regional Educational Services Agency will be offering two separate training sessions focusing on giving adults the opportunity to learn skills needed to help support children and teenagers...
Marquette, MI is notorious for inclement weather and more specifically, extreme winters. Back in Feb. 2019, Marquette recorded just over 200 inches of snow. This number equaled the average snowfall for...
On Feb. 3 NMU President Fritz Erickson held a virtual university forum that discussed issues involving COVID-19 numbers, vaccination plans, enrollment and retention trends, a budget update, news from...
Staring on Feb. 12 from 3:30-4:30 p.m., the Housing and Residence Life department will be hosting a virtual bingo night for students that are in quarantine to engage students with community events during...
For the month of February, Social Justice For Us will be presenting the photo series “Power in Unity” to showcase African Americans who are Marquette community members as part of the annual Black...
Campus Cinema will be showing Marvel Studio's "Black Panther" on Saturday, Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. in-person at Jamrich 1100 as well as virtually. Those who sign up for the virtual showing on The Hub will gain...
NMU’s Medicinal Plant Chemistry Club has made a partnership with Orion GMP Solutions for a mutually beneficial, volunteer opportunity for student collaboration with the company by exposing undergraduate...
Since Jan. 21 NMU’s Student Nurses Association has been participating in the 2021 Gift of Life Campus Challenge in Michigan for the first time to raise awareness of the importance of organ donors, as...
On Friday, Jan. 22 from 12-1 p.m. the Northern Climate Network will host the first free virtual event of the semester, "[email protected] - Gender & Climate Adaptation," as part of the ongoing virtual...
After being away for winter break for nearly two months, campus is starting to be occupied again by students along with the potential threat of COVID-19.
As of Jan. 19, the number of cases for the...
On this year’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Northern Michigan University switched to a safer approach for remembering the late King in relation to the current pandemic. Instead of marching around...
