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Northland College, founded in 1892, was an accredited private nonprofit liberal arts college that championed environmental leadership and sustainability for over 130 years. Located near Lake Superior, the institution fostered hands-on learning and encouraged students to engage with critical thinking and civic responsibility. The College officially closed its doors after its final commencement ceremony on May 24, 2025. While its academic activities have ceased, Northland College's legacy endures through its alumni and community members who continue to embody its mission and values. Generated from the website

Located in Ashland, Wis., the Northland College and integrates liberal arts studies with an emphasis on the environment. The college was established in 1906 and was formerly known as the North Wisconsin Academy. It has an enrollment of more than 650 students representing several states of the United States and Puerto Rico and various other foreign countries. The college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. It offers various academic programs that include majors in accounting, biochemistry, business, English, environmental science, environmental studies, fine arts and music education, studio art, geosciences, health care management, mathematics, meteorology, native American studies, geology, nursing, global studies, psychology, religion, sociology, veterinary and water science. In addition, it is affiliated with the National Collegiate Athletic Association and offers a variety of sports activities that include baseball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, hockey, softball, lacrosse, cross country and Nordic skiing.

The Land O' Lakes Public Library, located in Land O' Lakes, Wisconsin, serves as a community hub for residents, offering a variety of resources including books, audiobooks, and digital materials through various platforms. The library is a member of the Northern Waters Library System, ensuring access to an extensive catalog and research tools for patrons. In addition to its collections, the library hosts a range of programs and events, such as storytimes, movie screenings, and art journaling sessions, aimed at engaging the community and promoting literacy. The library also features seasonal events, like summer reading programs, to encourage participation and enjoyment of reading among all age groups. Generated from the website