UP Wild will host their repeat event from last year, Hike the Lost City, to the public this Saturday. Participants will climb staircases that lead to non-existing homes, walk crumbling roads and see abandoned...

The Languages, Literatures and International Studies department had their kick-off event on Thursday to celebrate the start of the school year. Those who attended enjoyed lawn games, food and refreshments...

During the week of April 18, a host of student organizations will be putting together activities and events in honor of Earth Week. These activities will look to promote a greener future for NMU and help...

The National Student Employment Association has designated the second full week in April each year for colleges and universities across the U.S. to recognize the value of student employees and student...

On April 3 NMU’s Native American Student Association will be hosting a virtual powwow from 1 to 3 p.m. that will serve to educate students about Native American culture. Bazile Panek, president...

The Center for Native American Studies plans to introduce Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women week to the NMU community from March 22 through the 26. There will be a red dress installation at Whitman...

Sept. 18, 2020, saw the end of what many would define as an era. The passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg referred to as RBG, has shaken America, and in some instances, the world. RBG was remarkable in many...

A critically-acclaimed poet who tackles complex societal topics and has recieved several awards for his writing will visit NMU this week. The NMU Visiting Writers series will host Jericho Brown at...