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A landscaped garden on the Northwood University campus walk features two small arched bridges over a dry rock creek, surrounded by trees, large stones, and mulched planting beds—a peaceful space for community gatherings.

Walk Midland Returns to Northwood with New Campus Views on the Horizon

Northwood Launches Limited-Edition Freedom Lights the Future Apparel Line Ahead of July 4

A person uses a laptop displaying a website called "Northwood Insights," featuring articles and a main image of two people walking outdoors.

Introducing Northwood Insights, a New Blog for the Next Generation of Business Leaders

Four formally dressed adults, including three men in suits with boutonnieres and a woman in a sleeveless magenta dress, stand together indoors before a staircase—distinguished as Northwood University Business Leaders from the class of 2026.

Northwood University Celebrates 2026 Class of Outstanding Business Leaders

Four people in formal attire stand on stage; two men in the center hold an award, with a screen behind them reading "Outstanding Business Leader.

Northwood University Celebrates Warren Henry Zinn as 2026 Outstanding Business Leader

Four people in formal attire stand on stage; two men in the center hold a blue glass award, while two others, a man and a woman, stand on either side of them.

Northwood University Celebrates Paul A. Glantz as 2026 Outstanding Business Leader

Four people in formal attire stand together on stage, holding an award, with flags and a presentation screen in the background.

Northwood University Celebrates Jennifer Panning as 2026 Outstanding Business Leader

Northwood University Celebrates Record-Breaking 2026 Day of Giving

Alumnus Bill Cole Supports Wildstein Learning and Academic Center with $150,000 Gift

Northwood University Announces 2026 Class of Outstanding Business Leaders

Three people stand side by side indoors near a fireplace, smiling at the camera. A plant and a window with city lights are visible in the background.

$1 Million Gift from Karen and Brett Sutherlin to Expand Access for Middle-Income Students

Basketball players from Northwood University are shown in action on the court, with bold text reading "6th Man Club" on a blue and white background.

New 6th Man Club to Support Men’s Basketball Program

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