Jacobetti Complex News Today

MARQUETTE — An interest meeting concerning Northern Michigan University’s Regional Police Academy will be held in the upcoming weeks. An informational pr

MARQUETTE — Local officials as well as Northern Michigan University staff and students celebrated the rededication of the Jacobetti Complex following the comp

By CHRISTIE MASTRIC Journal Staff Writer MARQUETTE — Local officials as well as Northern Michigan University staff and students on Friday celebrated the

MARQUETTE — It’s not too early for Northern Michigan University construction management students to look for work in their chosen fields. On Thursday, a

The Jacobetti Complex is home to Northern's College of Technology and Occupational Sciences and Department of Engineering Technology. The two-year, $28.6 million project made major renovations to the facility, which was originally built in 1980. Some renovation highlights include the new Innovation Hall, state-of-the-art and industry-specific laboratories that feature cutting edge training tools and technology, modernized classrooms, and areas for product and equipment testing and training....

MARQUETTE — Northern Michigan University will conclude homecoming celebrations with a weekend of activities for alumni and community members Friday through Su

Now that the winter semester is over, Northern Michigan University is working to complete some projects over the summer.

Northern Michigan University's degree seeks to meet the growing demand for indoor growing experts amid the expansion of the legal cannabis industry.

Apr 13, 2021 LANSING — Mackinac Economic Alliance and Upper Peninsula Michigan Works! is pairing up to host a virtual apprenticeship with the State of Michigan Labor and Employment Opportunity office. The online fair, from 9 a.m. to noon Eastern time Friday, will offer high school students and residents looking for a career change in the Upper Peninsula the opportunity to learn about careers that don’t require a college degree. Booths included organizations such as Michigan Regional Counci...

Fritz Erickson MARQUETTE — June 15 has been set as the tentative date for a return to more of a normal campus life at Northern Michigan University. President Fritz Erickson spoke at a virtual community forum on Tuesday about COVID-19’s impact at NMU and other topics. “We’ve set June 15 as the day that we’ll be able to lift all or most of the visitor restrictions,” Erickson said. NMU currently has a “no visitor” order in place that dictates non-university individuals are not per...