Landmarks
What is the body of water Marquette is located on?
Lake Superior
This is the largest structure that houses NMU sports?
Superior Dome
The NMU semester has how many weeks?
16
This valuable metal was discovered in the Marquette Mountain Range?
Iron
This national lakeshore, known for its colorful cliffs, attracts thousands of visitors each year?
Pictured Rocks
This 323-acre forested peninsula extends into the water offering visitors unmatched views of the landscape and Lake Superior.
Presque Isle
This is the name of NMU’s home where basketball and volleyball plays?
Vandament Arena
What program is offered uniquely by NMU?
Canabis
This is the name of the five-mile bridge that connects the U.P. to the Lower Peninsula?
Mackinac Bridge
This Native American tribe has lived in the U.P.?
Ojibwe
This Hall of Fame is Located in the county?
U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame and Museum
This is NMU’s athletic director?
Rick Comley
This building opened in the fall of 2014
John X Jamrich
The Upper Peninsula has a strong influence from this European country, known for its saunas?
Finland
This famous U.P. island is known for its car-free roads and fudge shops?
Mackinac Island
A fun hike providing a swimming spot, and a place to jump?
Dead River Falls
What is the newest team to NMU?
Women’s Wrestling
This is NMU’s most popular area of study?
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse
The term "Yooper" was officially added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary this year?
2014
This NMU Wildcat won an NCAA skiing championship before competing in the Winter Olympics.
Lindsey Weier
This Lighthouse stands on a tall bluff over a rocky point northwest of Marquette.
Big Bay
Northern Michigan University has won how many national championships?
4
The school originally had this name?
Northern State Normal School
The Upper Peninsula was awarded to Michigan as part of this 1836 compromise?
Toledo Compromise
This U.P. is the town famous for its massive man-made ski jump?
Iron Mountain