NMU’s dance company Co/Lab, recently took the Marquette community “down the rabbit hole” with an immersive, off-campus show.

Students gathered in the Jamrich Hall atrium to use their voices in a peaceful protest against an event hosted by Turning Point USA at NMU (TPUSA@NMU). TPUSA@NMU invited Olivia Krolczyk, a Riley ...

The Student Nurses Association (SNA) is hosting the Organ Donation Honor Walk at the NMU PEIF on Thursday, Feb. 13. This ...

NMU’s women’s wrestling team fought hard but ultimately lost to Grand Valley State 27-18. Despite the defeat, the Wildcats ...

Dear Director of Career Services Katie Korpi, At the beginning of every class at the beginning of every semester, Northern ...

Over the weekend, the NMU men’s hockey team traveled east to face rival Lake Superior State in Sault Ste. Marie. The team ...

In Negaunee on Friday, Feb. 7, the sun receded behind watchful pines as dusk arrived with an indigo hue. Bonfires covered the ...

Feb. 8 in the Jacobetti Center, the Student Equity and Engagement Center held an event called Condom Carnival. Students took ...

More than once, I have caught students stopping and staring at the demolition of the old Marquette General Hospital. It was quite the spectacle. Behemoth claws raked the glass skin of the building, ...

The TikTok ban lasted less than 24 hours, yet it caused a ripple effect across users who relied upon the social media app, from a variety of protests, shifts in social media culture and an uncanny ...