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CELEBRATION—The National Transfer Student Week booth in Jamrich, outside room 1100, is a place for transfer students to stop at during the week to collect buttons, information and pin where they went to school before on the map. The booth will be active all week from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to help spread the celebration of transfer students.
NMU Admissions holds National Transfer Student Week
October 20, 2021
Photo courtesy to NMU Archives BLAST TO THE PAST—Located in the basement of the library, NMU Archives is home to all historical records from campus and the central U.P.
NMU Archives dives into past with Community History Workshop
October 15, 2021
Students to raise awareness for domestic violence
Students to raise awareness for domestic violence
October 15, 2021
GIVING BACK—Morgan Hallenbeck (left, front), Loryn Burnette (farthest back, right), Lauren Smith (middle, right), and Analisa Ehli (front, right) Students from the School of Nursing helped out with the Blood Drive by taking vitals for those who were donating blood.
School of Nursing hosts annual blood drive with U.P. Regional Blood Center
October 15, 2021
Dreyma Beronja/NW 104—AAUP continue to work without a contract, pushing past the 100 day mark. AAUP have been without a contract since July 1, 2021.
NMU-AAUP continue working without contract
October 15, 2021
Editorial—Campus burnout: just getting through this semester
Editorial—Campus burnout: just getting through this semester
October 20, 2021
BEAUTY IN THE FOREST—In the fall, the forest is the best place to be. The sounds, the smells and the sights of the trees are a balm for overwork and burnout.
Opinion—Best places to see fall colors in MQ
October 15, 2021
Editorial—Administration has a lot on their plate; faculty just trying to put food on the table
Editorial—Administration has a lot on their plate; faculty just trying to put food on the table
October 13, 2021
Opinion—Drake’s new song “Girls Want Girls” fetishizes lesbians and queerbaits
Opinion—Drake’s new song “Girls Want Girls” fetishizes lesbians and queerbaits
October 13, 2021
Satire—Commuting from home? Here’s three great places to scream out your agony
Satire—Commuting from home? Here’s three great places to scream out your agony
October 8, 2021
Virtual reality stations in the library are available for students, faculty and staff but are left largely unused. The library is looking to increase awareness about their virtual reality devices and various ways students can use them to fit their interests.
Virtual reality offers gaming, educational resources
October 19, 2021
Students prepare to rake leaves in community for Make a Difference Day
Students prepare to rake leaves in community for Make a Difference Day
October 19, 2021
REBRANDING - Campus Cinema recently changed their logo as a part of their efforts to increase campus participation. They have been showing movies in a virtual and in-person formats to accommodate for COVID-19 precautions.
Campus Cinema prepares for Halloween season
October 19, 2021
BEAUTY IN THE FOREST—In the fall, the forest is the best place to be. The sounds, the smells and the sights of the trees are a balm for overwork and burnout.
Opinion—Best places to see fall colors in MQ
October 15, 2021
HEALING CIRCLE - Members of Morning Thunder play a closing song after the unveiling of the NMU land acknowledgement at the morning ceremony for Indigenous Peoples Day 2021. The land acknowledgement sign and recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day were long processes that the Native community on NMUs campus strove to bring into existence.
Native groups on campus continued advocacy for Indigenous recognition
October 15, 2021
TEAM CHEMISTRY—The NMU womens hockey team looks to improve over the next few weeks before traveling downstate to take on Michigan State on Saturday, Nov. 6 and Sunday, Nov. 7. Photo courtesy of Faith Delgado.
Women’s hockey looks to improve as season progresses
October 20, 2021
LUCK OF THE IRISH—NMU forward Connor Marritt and defenseman Trevor Cosgrove collide with Notre Dame forward Grant Silianoff in the first period of Saturday nights game. The Cats came up short 5-2 against the Fighting Irish, and didnt get good bounces throughout the game. Travis Nelson/NW
‘Cats hockey doesn’t get right bounces in 5-2 loss to No. 17 Notre Dame
October 19, 2021
TOUGH BLOW—NMU quarterback Drake Davis drops back to pass during Saturdays 21-14 loss to Michigan Tech. The Wildcats have now lost 11 straight meetings against the Huskies dating back to 2010. Photo courtesy of NMU Athletics.
Wildcats’ football loses 11th straight Miner’s Cup in heartbreaker to Michigan Tech
October 18, 2021
WRAPPING UP THE WEEKEND—The NMU football team celebrates on the sidelines in the fourth quarter of its game against Wayne State on Saturday, Oct. 2. However, the Cats football team fell on the road to Davenport 18-13 to drop to 1-1 in conference play. Travis Nelson/NW
Weekend recap: women’s soccer dominates, football falls to Davenport
October 13, 2021
SWEET, SWEET SWEEP—The team celebrates after forward Connor Marritts first career goal put NMU in front 2-1 in the first period of Saturdays win over St. Thomas. The Cats averaged six goals per game on the weekend, and are looking good to start the season. Travis Nelson/NW
Hockey uses five-goal third period to sweep St. Thomas
October 12, 2021

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NW archives

City Commission candidates file for election

April 25, 2019
Summers.

Whitmer appoints U.P. resident to BOT, fills vacancy

April 18, 2019
The North Wind reduces deficit by 20%

The North Wind reduces deficit by 20%

April 18, 2019
Caleb S. Anderson was arraigned March 21 upon six counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct and released March 25 on a personal recognizance bond. Photo by Tim Eggert

Preliminary hearing to be held for man accused of serial criminal sexual conduct

April 11, 2019
Stabenow

Stabenow accepts invitation to speak

April 4, 2019
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and 109th District state representative Sara Cambensy. Photo by Tim Eggert

Democratic state officials host town hall

March 28, 2019
Caleb S. Anderson was arraigned March 21 upon six counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct and released March 25 on a personal recognizance bond. Photo by Tim Eggert

Man accused of serial criminal sexual conduct released on bond

March 28, 2019
NMUPD and the Marquette Police Department arrested Caleb Scott Anderson Friday in relation to multiple reports of 4th degree criminal sexual conduct on NMUs campus and in the city of Marquette. NW Photo Archives

Arraignment set for man charged with butt-grabbings on campus

March 21, 2019
Reform free speech codes before executive order

Reform free speech codes before executive order

March 21, 2019
High temperatures and rainfall have caused increased runoff, leading to ponding on streets. A nearly two-feet deep puddle formed and was reported at the corner of Center Street and Ontario Avenue. Photo by Tim Eggert

Melt and rain increase runoff

March 14, 2019
Farrar

Letters claim ‘reasonable cause to believe’ female profs. paid less

February 28, 2019
NMU alumnus and past administrator dies

NMU alumnus and past administrator dies

February 28, 2019
NMU Board of Trustees Chairman Robert Mahaney gives a thumbs-up at a previous meeting. Tim Eggert/NW

BOT approves 1 percent increase in housing and dining rates

February 21, 2019
The NMU College of Business is located in Cohodas Hall. NW Photo Archives

Profs. file lawsuit against NMU

February 15, 2019
Recently appointed trustee dies

Recently appointed trustee dies

February 14, 2019
Guiancarlo “Carlo” Estupigan sketches in a notebook. The 25-year-old sophomore fish and wildlife management major was found dead Sunday near the Yellow Dog River after missing for three days. Photo courtesy of NMU Marketing and Communications Office.

NMU remembers deceased student

January 30, 2019
Guiancarlo B. Estupigan. Photo courtesy of Northern Michigan University.

NMU to honor deceased student by lowering flag

January 28, 2019
Guiancarlo B. Estupigan. Photo courtesy of Marquette County Sheriffs Office.

Missing NMU student found dead after 3-day search, 300 feet from road

January 28, 2019
Marchers gather on Pennsylvania Avenue for the third Women’s March. Photo by Tim Eggert

Third Women’s March on Washington D.C. brings smaller crowds, higher energy

January 24, 2019
Local homeless solutions falling short

Local homeless solutions falling short

January 17, 2019
NMU President Fritz Erickson explains details of the Strategic Resource Allocation Implementation Task Force Report to the Board of Trustees at its final meeting in December. Photo by: Tim Eggert

Erickson delivers ITF report

January 17, 2019
Then Republican National Committee Chair George Bush speaks to graduates at the 1973 fall commencement. The 41st president died on Friday after suffering from a form of Parkinson’s Disease. Photo courtesy of Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives

Remembering President Bush

December 6, 2018
LaPlante

Lawsuit alleges “retaliation” led to former student’s expulsion

November 29, 2018
Political science department head Carter Wilson stands with onlookers at the Marquette County Democrats watch party as election results trickle in. Michigan’s election received the highest voter turnout in 50 years. Photo by Sophie Hillmeyer

Michigan election results

November 8, 2018
NMU agrees to settle in mental health policy case

NMU agrees to settle in mental health policy case

November 1, 2018
Temple Beth Sholom board member Aaron Scholnik addresses community members who gathered Monday for a candlelight vigil. The vigil was held to honor the 11 lives lost in a mass shooting which took place Saturday at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Photo by: Kat Torreano

Community reacts to synagogue massacre

November 1, 2018
Former U.P. senator endorses Whitmer

Former U.P. senator endorses Whitmer

October 26, 2018
Young

Snyder appoints BOT replacements

October 23, 2018
Hart

BOT committee to continue sexual misconduct policy review

October 18, 2018
Cody Mayer

SRA open to students for comment

October 11, 2018
This map identifies where on campus specific cases took place. All 21 instances occurred on university property, but nine did not have locations listed in victims’ initial reports. Photo by Chloe Anderson

Annual data reveal increase in reported criminal sexual conduct

October 11, 2018
Courtesy of NMU College Dems

NMU college dems sue state over voter laws

October 4, 2018
NMU President Fritz Erickson addresses anxieties regarding the Strategic Resource Allocation (SRA) expressed by students and faculty at a university forum held Wednesday, Oct. 3. Photo by Tim Eggert

Forum reveals SRA concerns

October 4, 2018
Politicians continue exploiting Flint

Politicians continue exploiting Flint

September 27, 2018
Trustees’ terms to expire, Snyder will make appointments

Trustees’ terms to expire, Snyder will make appointments

September 27, 2018
Local Democratic candidates speak at town hall

Local Democratic candidates speak at town hall

September 20, 2018
First-time freshmen enrollment increases

First-time freshmen enrollment increases

September 13, 2018
Erickson

Board of Trustees gives Erickson contract extension, salary increase

August 30, 2018
A sign designates a sink in a Thomas Fine Arts bathroom to just hand washing. Sinks and water fountains in this facility, the PEIF and the Learning Resource Center were found to have high levels of lead after multiple rounds of testing were conducted by university officials and consultative groups. Photo by Tim Eggert

Water deemed safe for consumption

August 30, 2018
Mitchell

Board of Trustees approves undergraduate and graduate tuition increase

June 8, 2018
Not even Kanye takes Kanye seriously

Not even Kanye takes Kanye seriously

April 26, 2018
Kendrick Lamar deserves the Pulitzer

Kendrick Lamar deserves the Pulitzer

April 19, 2018
Class checks papers to raise money for Parkland

Class checks papers to raise money for Parkland

April 19, 2018
Mark Lilla, professor of humanities at Colombia University and author of “The Once and Future Liberal: After Identity Politics,” specializes in intellectual history, with a particular focus on Western political thought. Photo by: Kat Torreano

Scholar Mark Lilla discusses identity politics

April 19, 2018
Yoopsplaining threatens shared state identity

Yoopsplaining threatens shared state identity

April 12, 2018
Scholar Mark Lilla to speak on campus

Scholar Mark Lilla to speak on campus

April 12, 2018
Four years later: The Flint Water Crisis isn’t over

Four years later: The Flint Water Crisis isn’t over

April 5, 2018
UC bar won’t end binge culture

UC bar won’t end binge culture

March 29, 2018
How to rewrite democracy: Unite the generations

How to rewrite democracy: Unite the generations

March 22, 2018
Pozega

Flag lowered to commemorate passing of student

March 22, 2018
“Royalty” doesn’t guarantee gender inclusivity

“Royalty” doesn’t guarantee gender inclusivity

March 1, 2018
Bannon has a point: It’s time to end the patriarchy

Bannon has a point: It’s time to end the patriarchy

February 15, 2018
Super Bowl ads remain political

Super Bowl ads remain political

February 8, 2018

Evolving campus: The Lodge has its limitations

February 1, 2018
One year of Trump: success or failure? (Pt. 1)

One year of Trump: success or failure? (Pt. 1)

January 25, 2018
Student suspension raises questions - Incident may set precedent for future firearm policy on campus

Student suspension raises questions – Incident may set precedent for future firearm policy on campus

January 25, 2018
Books aren’t immune to functional obsolescence

Books aren’t immune to functional obsolescence

January 18, 2018
Reducing monuments disrupts peace on the range

Reducing monuments disrupts peace on the range

December 7, 2017
GOP tax plan threatens higher ed.

GOP tax plan threatens higher ed.

November 30, 2017
Automatic intelligence compromises self-discovery

Automatic intelligence compromises self-discovery

November 16, 2017
Trump violates presidential pooch tradition

Trump violates presidential pooch tradition

November 2, 2017
Natural storms are the new norm

Natural storms are the new norm

October 26, 2017
El-Sayed needs more than authenticity for nomination

El-Sayed needs more than authenticity for nomination

October 19, 2017
Pro athletes have rights too

Pro athletes have rights too

September 28, 2017
Photo courtesy of Nic Fitzgerald and Rhett Fernsten

Documentary detailing creation of Mormonism, founder’s life set to broadcast on U.P. stations

September 28, 2017
Lindsey Eaton

Focusing on forensics: New major arrives to the anthropology department at NMU, boosts enrollment

September 21, 2017
NW archives

New major for a growing industry

September 14, 2017
Grant Rizzardi

Hashtags are forever

September 14, 2017
You say ‘hot,’ I say ‘spicy’

You say ‘hot,’ I say ‘spicy’

August 31, 2017
Bratless summer

Bratless summer

June 8, 2017

Content overload: dealing with evolving media

March 30, 2017

Fast food fallacies

February 2, 2017

Obama Blues

January 26, 2017

The literature is a-changin’

November 2, 2016

Is mail still mainstream?

October 5, 2016

Pills and pop culture

September 21, 2016

Butts vs. benefits

September 14, 2016
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