Campus Life
Northland's campus has 19 major buildings, and is dominated by the new student union, completed in 2003, and Wheeler Hall, built in 1892 and renovated in 1993-94. The buildings are predominantly brick with sharply peaked roofs, in an effort to emulate the region's historical brownstone architecture. The campus is centered on an open mall, a grassy area where students gather to sunbathe and play.
Two buildings on campus are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Wheeler Hall and Wakefield Hall.
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Wakefield Hall
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Wheeler Hall
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Mary Van Evera Visual Art Center
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Sign
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