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Save the date for our first event of the school year: The LLIS Fall Kickoff will be Thursday, September 10th from 5:00 t...
09/01/2026

Save the date for our first event of the school year: The LLIS Fall Kickoff will be Thursday, September 10th from 5:00 to 6:00 pm in the Whitman Commons (room 136). We’ll have pizza, cookies, refreshments, and fun games to try. (Including the infamous co****le!) We’ll also be taking photos for our 2026-27 majors and minors poster. Bring a friend and join us for a fun evening with our faculty and advisors!

The Language Resource Center (LRC) is now open for Spanish, French (hours coming soon!), German, and ASL tutoring! We ha...
08/31/2026

The Language Resource Center (LRC) is now open for Spanish, French (hours coming soon!), German, and ASL tutoring! We have both virtual and in-person tutoring options available. No appointments are necessary: Simply stop by the LRC — located in Harden Hall 203A in the Learning Commons — or the Zoom room during the specified shifts on our website. For our tutoring availability, please visit the link below. Our tutors look forward to meeting with you!
https://nmu.edu/languages/language-resource-center

Join Dr. Anna Zimmer, German Professor and Assistant Director of the Honors Program, for tonight's excellent presentatio...
08/26/2026

Join Dr. Anna Zimmer, German Professor and Assistant Director of the Honors Program, for tonight's excellent presentation on her U.P. 9/11 Oral History Project! We hope to see you at 7:00 pm in the Olson Library's Atrium.

The Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center presents an event about the Upper Peninsula 9/11 Oral History Project with Honors Assistant Director Anna Zimmer on Wednesday, August 26, at 7 p.m. The event will take place in the Atrium of the Lydia M. Olson Library in Harden Hall.

While much has been written about national and urban responses to 9/11, even 25 years after the attacks, little exists about how rural or Midwestern communities experienced that day and its aftermath. The UP 9/11 Oral History Project, conducted in collaboration with Dr. Zimmer’s Honors Program students, aims to address that gap by foregrounding regional memory, especially as shaped by geographical isolation, local institutions, and the UP’s Cold War military legacy.

Do you have advanced language skills in French or Spanish? Or maybe you’re a heritage/native speaker in one of these lan...
07/15/2026

Do you have advanced language skills in French or Spanish? Or maybe you’re a heritage/native speaker in one of these languages? Consider applying as a French or Spanish tutor for the upcoming school year! Check out Handshake (or the link in our bio) for more details. Application deadline is midnight of Monday, August 17th.

Do you love languages and cultures? Join the Languages, Literatures and International Studies Team as our Office Assista...
07/01/2026

Do you love languages and cultures? Join the Languages, Literatures and International Studies Team as our Office Assistant for the Fall 2026 semester. This position will work approximately 8-10 hours/week. Undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to apply. Applications are due Sunday, August 30th at midnight. To apply — or for more info — visit the link in bio or view our job posting in Handshake.

Ha terminado el programa de NMU de 2026 en Salamanca, España.  Concluimos nuestras cuatro semanas el 30 de mayo.  Gozamo...
06/04/2026

Ha terminado el programa de NMU de 2026 en Salamanca, España. Concluimos nuestras cuatro semanas el 30 de mayo. Gozamos mucho de la experiencia, mejorando nuestro castellano, aprendiendo sobre el pasado y el presente ilustres de España y Salamanca, visitando sus maravillosos edificios, museos y mercados, comiendo su excelente comida, cantando karaoke, explorando su ambiente medieval y encariñándonos unos con otros y con nuestras familias anfitrionas. Ésta es una foto sacada durante una de nuestras excursiones favoritas, a las torres de las catedrales de Salamanca. El programa de 2027 estará a cargo de Michael Joy.

NMU’s 2026 Faculty-led Study Abroad to Salamanca, Spain, has come to an end. We finished our four-week stay on Saturday, May 30. We had a blast improving our Spanish, learning about Spain and Salamanca’s illustrious past and present, visiting its stunning buildings, museums and markets, eating its great food, singing karaoke, exploring medieval haunts, and bonding with host families and each other. Here is a picture from one of our favorite outings, a visit to the heights of Salamanca’s twin cathedrals. The 2027 Salamanca group will be led by Michael Joy.

During their time on the Salamanca Faculty-Led Study Abroad program, students are sharing their adventures! Here’s Jorda...
06/03/2026

During their time on the Salamanca Faculty-Led Study Abroad program, students are sharing their adventures! Here’s Jordan’s entry:

El miércoles 20.05, visitamos el casa-museo de Zacarías Gonzalez. Él era un pintor español del siglo XX. Empezó a dibujar cuándo tenía 3 años y fue artista toda su vida. El museo fue separado en tres etapas distintas de estilos artísticos durante la vida de Zacarías Gonzalez: primera figuración, abstracto, y segunda figuración.

On Wednesday 5/20, we visited the House-Museum of Zacarías Gonzalez. He was a Spanish painter from the 20th century. He began drawing at the age of three and was an artist his entire life. The museum was separated into three distinct periods of art styles in Zacarías Gonzalez’s life: first figurative period, abstract period, and second figurative period.

During their time on the Salamanca Faculty-Led Study Abroad program, students are sharing their adventures! Here’s Calla...
06/02/2026

During their time on the Salamanca Faculty-Led Study Abroad program, students are sharing their adventures! Here’s Calla’s entry:

El lunes, fuimos a la Catedral Nueva para subir las escaleras y ver las torres. Es una iglesia icónica de Salamanca, y un ejemplo del estilo de arquitectura gótico. Estaba muy divertida para ver Salamanca de una punta muy alta. Si este mes en España me ha enseñado algo, es que siempre es bueno para ver cosas de una perspectiva nueva :)

On Monday, we went to the New Cathedral to climb its stairs and view its towers. It is an iconic church in Salamanca, and an example of Gothic architecture. It was a lot of fun to see Salamanca from a high point. If this month in Spain has taught me anything, it’s that it is always good to see things from a new perspective :)

During their time on the Salamanca Faculty-Led Study Abroad program, students are sharing their adventures! Here’s Aria’...
06/01/2026

During their time on the Salamanca Faculty-Led Study Abroad program, students are sharing their adventures! Here’s Aria’s entry:

En una excursión personal, encontré un manuscrito iluminado en una librería de antigüedades. Como aficionado a la historia medieval, este viaje ha sido fascinante para aprender sobre la historia de Salamanca.

On a personal excursion, I found an illuminated manuscript in an antique bookstore. As a fan of medieval history, this trip has been amazing for learning the history of Salamanca.

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