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NEW SEMESTER—Located in C.B. Hedgcock, NMUs Financial Aid office is a source for students whether it be with scholarships, job opportunities or internships.
On campus sources for job opportunities, future career skill builders
April 29, 2022
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ASNMU swears in new assembly
April 27, 2022
POETRY IN MOTION - Topaz Winters reads aloud some of her work as a part of the Visiting Writers Series. Winters is an accomplished writer from Singapore at only 22 years old who recently published her third poetry collection.
Visiting poet Topaz Winters reflects on her writing journey
April 26, 2022
SHAKE IT OFF—Mark Shevy, professor and Zumba instructor, leads a Zumba class with a positive attitude. Shevy will lead the Stress-Buster Zumbathon event tomorrow from 7-8:30 p.m. at the PEIF.
Stress-Buster Zumbathon held Friday for students to shake off stress
April 21, 2022
EARTH WEEK— DivestNMUs climate march will end at Cohodas Hall with speakers and informational tables. Ryley Wilcox/NW
DivestNMU closes Earth Week with guest speaker and climate march
April 21, 2022
Opinion—It’s time for an Unhinged Girl Spring
Opinion—It’s time for an Unhinged Girl Spring
April 27, 2022
Opinion—Growing up in a cult…not fun
Opinion—Growing up in a cult…not fun
April 26, 2022
Letter to the Editor—Dotson suspension highly suspect
Letter to the Editor—Dotson suspension highly suspect
April 21, 2022
Editorial—Caring for yourself during exam week
Editorial—Caring for yourself during exam week
April 19, 2022
Opinion—Why I’m a recovering perfectionist
Opinion—Why I’m a recovering perfectionist
April 15, 2022
PROMOTED - Abby O’Connell and Jondular Schertz are NMU Marching Bands new drum majors for the 22-23 season. They are expected to have around seven performances this year which is more than usual and will keep the drum majors busy with practicing for each show.
Meet NMU’s new drum majors chosen for ’22-’23 season
May 1, 2022
FINAL PERFORMANCE - Erin Colwitz directs her choirs on Thursday April 21. For many senior performers, this was their final choir performance.
Choirs reflect on social justice issues in final concert
May 1, 2022
POETRY IN MOTION - Topaz Winters reads aloud some of her work as a part of the Visiting Writers Series. Winters is an accomplished writer from Singapore at only 22 years old who recently published her third poetry collection.
Visiting poet Topaz Winters reflects on her writing journey
April 26, 2022
Medicine garden to be created over summer months
Medicine garden to be created over summer months
April 26, 2022
Coffee Crawl raises awareness about sexual assault
Coffee Crawl raises awareness about sexual assault
April 22, 2022
EARTH WEEK CELEBRATION—The Conservation Crew poses for a group picture. NMUCC continues to prioritizing outdoor sustainability. Photo courtesy of Conservation Crew.
Conservation Crew co-leaders promote Earth Day, their group
April 27, 2022
TIME TO PLAY THE GAME—Marquettes newest gaming store, Iron Golem Games, holds new opportunities for gamers to come and enjoy. Dallas Wiertella/NW
Iron Golem Games presents area’s newest gaming hub
April 22, 2022
CLAWING TO THE FINISH—NMU midfielder #12 Madeline Bittell rifles a pass to a teammate during the Wildcats 13-10 loss to Concordia St Paul on Wednesday, April 13. NMU closes out the regular season this weekend against Davenport and Grand Valley State. Travis Nelson/NW
Lacrosse plays for GLIAC seeding in final regular season weekend
April 22, 2022
A FUN ENDING—NMU swimmers look ready for an event earlier in the season. Both teams had good seasons, and finished the year with a team scrimmage. Photo courtesy of NMU Athletics
Swim and Dive ends successful season with fun team scrimmage
April 20, 2022
FF—NMU midfielder #30 Maddi Bast runs with the ball while being heavily pursued by Concordia St. Paul #4 midfielder Katie Moynihan. The Wildcats have dropped their third straight game, all at home. Travis Nelson/NW
Laxers ousted by Concordia St. Paul, 13-10
April 15, 2022

The North Wind

The North Wind
All content by Jessica Parsons
Jessica Parsons/NW Be sure to use a filter, tissue or cloth with the crochet mask to improve protection.

How to crochet a face mask

April 9, 2020
Student-led refund petition circulates amidst virus

Student-led refund petition circulates amidst virus

March 25, 2020
2020 Vision: Coronavirus does not threaten Trumps second term

2020 Vision: Coronavirus does not threaten Trump’s second term

March 25, 2020
Corona pandemic from Christian perspective

Corona pandemic from Christian perspective

March 18, 2020
Photo courtesy of NMU events page STEREOTYPES, EH?—Finlandia University Assistant Professor Hilary Virtanen speaks on misinformed Yooper stereotypes at 7 p.m. March 16.

Finlandia professor to speak on Yooper stereotypes

March 12, 2020
Book Review: Never Play Dead will benefit both agendas

Book Review: ‘Never Play Dead’ will benefit both agendas

February 20, 2020
Jessica Parsons/NW BON APPÉTIT—Macaroons are amongst the many baked goods that are sold at the Patisserie.

Plethora of Pastries at Patisseries

February 6, 2020
Danger to U.S. comes with electing Sanders

Danger to U.S. comes with electing Sanders

February 6, 2020
HEAT, MEET SNOW MISER—Carefully and largely-built bonfires near the end of the parking lot and bottom of the 90-meter hill warm up attendees, getting a good view of the tournament while outlasting the cold. Photo courtesy of PhotoYoop/Cory Genovese

Jumping like there’s-snow tomorrow

January 23, 2020
NMU needs to offer a technical writing degree

NMU needs to offer a technical writing degree

January 23, 2020
CALM BEFORE THE STORM—In less than a week’s time, the Suicide Ski Hill will be filled in full force for the 133rd Annual Ski Jumping Tournament. With the track as peaceful as can be, it is ready for primetime. Photo courtesy of Ishpeming Ski Club.

Ski jumpers launch into 2020 with 133rd Annual Tournament

January 16, 2020
Photo courtesy of Jon Teichman SWEET FINDS—Vinyl record enthusiasts rummage through cases on cases of every genre of music imaginable at a pervious vinyl record show. One mains trash is another mans treasure when it comes to vintage stock.

Vintage trends keep up with changing times

January 16, 2020
SHOOPIN’, SLIDIN’ SLOPES—Marquette Mountain invites skiers and snowboarders for its earliest opening of the year at 2 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 22. Regardless of recent warm temperatures, the resort workers predict a good turnout with the use of their snow machines. Photo courtesy of Andrew Farron

MQT resort opens earliest in decades

November 21, 2019
CALM AND COLLECTED—Records from a variety of genres are available at the Vinyl Record Shows like classical records. Jessica Parsons/NW

Collabin’ over & collectin’ music

November 14, 2019
BROWSING TUNES—The community is invited to explore a variety of vinyl records at the four-day pop-up show at the Ore Dock from Thursday, Nov. 7 to Sunday, Nov. 10. Photo courtesy of Jon Teichman

Sift through vinyl, sip on bubbly

November 7, 2019
Reading theology into facts: Christian perspective on Earths climate change

Reading theology into facts: Christian perspective on Earth’s climate change

October 24, 2019
BIG MONEY—From the booth of “Ancient Use of Copper in the Lake Superior Region,” Bob Wheeler said that tools like these sell for $100 an inch. Jessica Parsons/NW

Bringing past to present

October 24, 2019
Conservatism grows with age

Conservatism grows with age

October 17, 2019
THE PERFECT RÉSUMÉ—Be sure to pay attention to detail when crafting the perfect résumé. Employers wont think twice about throwing it away if it isnt prepared with care. Jackie Jahfetson/NW

How to write a kick-ass résumé

October 10, 2019
16-year-old Swedish Climate activist Greta Thunberg speaks at the 2019 United Nations Climate Action Summit at U.N. headquarters in New York City, New York, U.S., September 23, 2019. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri - HP1EF9N1AIFX9

Listen for intent, not words

October 3, 2019
RED METAL—J R Scott of Red Metal Jewelry serenely nests in his booth behind his hand-crafted copper creations, like earrings, bracelets, necklaces and rings. Photo courtesy of Jessica Parsons.

Vendors bring Vibes to Marquette Farmers Market

October 2, 2019
THE PERFECT RÉSUMÉ—Be sure to pay attention to detail when crafting the perfect résumé. Employers wont think twice about throwing it away if it isnt prepared with care. Jackie Jahfetson/NW

How to write a proposal for new course or program

September 26, 2019
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Dems losing grip and time

September 19, 2019
Wildcats pedal to help environment

Wildcats pedal to help environment

September 12, 2019
CRAFT HEAVEN — Beer lovers are encouraged to learn and sing the Michigan Beer Fight Song at the 11th annuel U.P. Beer Festival. Photo courtesy of Michigan Brewers Guild

Beer for everyone, age restrictions apply :(

September 5, 2019

Considerations behind catastrophic Dorian

September 5, 2019

Creating a story versus reporting one

August 29, 2019
Renovating the ‘hidden gem’ of Lake Superior

Renovating the ‘hidden gem’ of Lake Superior

June 6, 2019
Records spin in and out of style

Records spin in and out of style

April 24, 2019
Happiness should come before work

Happiness should come before work

April 18, 2019
Fantasy world comes to fruition

Fantasy world comes to fruition

April 11, 2019
Southern Slavic stylistic sounds

Southern Slavic stylistic sounds

April 4, 2019
Musical Michigander returns to Marquette

Musical Michigander returns to Marquette

March 28, 2019

‘Nightfall’ with Edgar Allen Poe to show

March 14, 2019
Bible signing disrespectful

Bible signing disrespectful

March 14, 2019
Trudging for the fudging

Trudging for the fudging

February 28, 2019
Janet Mock to speak

Janet Mock to speak

February 21, 2019
Coco for chocolate fest

Coco for chocolate fest

February 21, 2019
Recognize the arts: STEAM not STEM

Recognize the arts: STEAM not STEM

February 13, 2019
Andrew Farron was recently hired as General Manager (GM) for Marquette Mountain, replacing former GM Frank Malette on Monday. Photo courtesy of Andrew Farron

Marquette Mountain hires new general manager

February 7, 2019
Madgoodies Studio to celebrate love and local artists

Madgoodies Studio to celebrate love and local artists

February 6, 2019
Photo by Isabelle Tavares

132nd Annual Suicide Hill Ski Jump

January 24, 2019
A collection of collectors

A collection of collectors

January 24, 2019
Safety shuts down government

Safety shuts down government

January 24, 2019
Vinyl Record Show spins in vendors and vibes

Vinyl Record Show spins in vendors and vibes

January 17, 2019
It’s time to admit the caravan is dangerous

It’s time to admit the caravan is dangerous

December 6, 2018
Details of life deserve full attention

Details of life deserve full attention

November 8, 2018
The Marquette Regional History Center unearths their Archaeology Fair

The Marquette Regional History Center unearths their Archaeology Fair

October 23, 2018
Crafting community at Fiber Fest

Crafting community at Fiber Fest

October 4, 2018
Genealogy 101: Who are you?

Genealogy 101: Who are you?

October 4, 2018
The Preserve offers many options for the curious visitor, including a fesh deli, local kombucha, a unique beer selection and gooey grilled cheese until 2 a.m. Photo by Jessica Parsons

New restaurant “The Preserve” opens doors

September 27, 2018
Bonding with Berens

Bonding with Berens

September 20, 2018
Saturdays are for the brews

Saturdays are for the brews

September 13, 2018
Oh my gosh, it’s the Manitowoc Minute

Oh my gosh, it’s the Manitowoc Minute

September 13, 2018
The Keweenaw Brewing Company will share their special release of the ‘Point Trail Pale Ale’ with eager beer lovers. Attendees can hop around tents at Mattson Lower Harbor Park this Saturday afternoon to taste over 600 locally crafted beers. For enthusiastic beer lovers, there is an option for them to become an enthusiast member with unique opportunities. Photos courtesy of Aaron Steinmann

Hopp to da 10th annual U.P. Fall Beer Festival

September 6, 2018
NMU launches revised app

NMU launches revised app

September 6, 2018
Scarce parking crisis plagues NMU

Scarce parking crisis plagues NMU

August 30, 2018
The finalizing aspects of a winning dorm for the Rock Your Room competition are cleanliness, use of university furniture and display of unique decorations. Photo by: Isabelle Tavares

How to: “Rock Your Room Competition”

June 8, 2018
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