In my adolescence, I fantasized about my future love life and the promiscuous adventures I would have when I finally escaped my hometown. TV portrayal of love stories and drama of adult relationships gave...

Everything we do as a productive society requires focus, but we make attempts to divide our focus among multiple things and think of ourselves as masters of TCOB, or taking care of business. The problem...

The city of Marquette is hosting its fourth annual Art Week June 24-30. Activities, workshops and featured events will be offered to the public amid an elaborate display of local artistry in the...

June 1st through Oct. 31 marks the trial period for dark sky viewing at the Presque Isle park. Street lights inside the park and in the surrounding areas will be kept off to allow stargazing without...

On April 16, NMU’s newest staff member, former deputy legal counsel and tribal governments liaison to Gov. Rick Snyder, David Nyberg began serving as director of corporate engagement. This title...

While some of us prepare to walk across the stage in our green caps and gowns this spring, the rest of us dream of the day we’ll close our last textbook and take on the job market. We’ll find...

TED Talks are about sparking conversations on a diverse range of topics. The presentation TEDxNMU will be from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, March 24 in Jamrich 1100 and will be hosted by the student...

President Fritz Erickson hosted the Winter University Forum at 3 p.m. yesterday in Jamrich Hall to address students, faculty and staff on matters of importance this semester. He informed the audience...

The seasons are changing and sustainability is the name of the game. The Student Leader Fellowship Program is teaming up for a community service project with Partridge Creek Farm in Ishpeming. “Sustainability...

The political climate mounted, families built fallout shelters and for decades life went on in the shadow of “The Bomb.” The Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center will have a grand opening event for its...