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Winter Safety Tips...Slow and Steady

We would like to remind everyone to be safe while on campus during the winter months. No matter how well the snow and ice are removed from sidewalks and parking lots, people may encounter some slippery surfaces. 

• Take your time
• Select appropriate footwear – flat footwear with rubber soles provides best traction
• Keep both hands out of pockets for balance
• Avoid taking shortcuts. Use Main Entrances only to enter/exit buildings, not side entrances.
• Hold onto your vehicle when going in/out for support
• Be sure to use floor mats when entering a building to remove moisture from your shoes

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Stay Safe IceHawks!

Temporary Lot 3/T Building Lot and Entrance Closure

The T Building parking lot (Lot 3) , T building first-floor entrance, and the staircase next to that entrance, will be closed Tuesday, December 16, 2025 through Wednesday, January 7, 2026.  The elevator in the T building will remain open.  Please plan to park in alternative lots.  The second floor entrance in the T Building, next to the loading dock, will remain open during this time.

During this time, the installation of the artwork that is the required 1% of bonding funds received for the T building expansion will begin.  Stay tuned to see the progress in spring semester!

Conversations with President Kingston featuring Cocoa and Cookies!!! 

Get one more opportunity to chat with 91涩漫 President Dr. Linda Kingston. No appointment necessary, just stop by and ask questions, provide feedback, or chat about anything with President Kingston. There will be cocoa and cookies provided. 

• Tuesday, December 16 - 9 a.m.-11 a.m. (Cocoa and Cookies will be provided)
• WHERE: Commons (M255)

91涩漫 in the Christmas City of the North Parade

Members of student senate and the 91涩漫 Fire Club took part in the Christmas City of the North Parade on Friday, November 21. 

There were many cheers for 91涩漫 along the parade route and many kids clamoring for Hawkeye.

We look forward to being back in 2026!

‘Tis The Season for Feeling Stressed Out

The end of the semester, finals, managing holiday expectations or feelings of loneliness, and seasonal depression can take a toll on mental health and well-being. The good news is that there are practical ways we can reduce stress during this hectic time of the year!  

• Exercise or stretch—any movement helps!  Remember to eat and hydrate.
• Give yourself breaks and celebrate accomplishments!
• Stay connected; consider joining a group or finding a workout partner.
• Ask for help from peers, family, friends, and other supportive people in your life.
• Know when to seek help.  Employees can access therapy through the EAP. Please connect with HR for more information.  

Helping students connect with support: Free and confidential mental health care on campus with Amy Fullerton, LPCC or [email protected] or through our virtual provider, .  

Thank You Student Workers!

The Academic and Student Affairs department hosted a hot chocolate bar in recognition of our student workers on Monday. The event provided an opportunity to express our appreciation for their hard work at Lake Superior College and to connect with them on a more personal level.

Thank you to ALL student workers!

Fiesta de Navidad

Student Life hosted Fiesta de Navidad on Wednesday. It was a celebration of the Spanish Holidays with cookies, cards and crafts!

FILM: "Yintah"

WHEN: Friday, December 12

• 11:30 a.m. Kick-Off
• Noon to 1:30 p.m. Video
• 1:30 p.m. Debrief

WHERE: S255

"Yintah" tells the story of the Wet’suwet’en Nation’s ongoing fight for sovereignty over their unceded land, which has never been surrendered or placed under Canadian authority. The film highlights a centuries-long struggle to protect Indigenous land, culture, and future from colonial violence.

RSVP to [email protected]

Unbreakable - Writing Your Story

Everyone has a story worth telling - one that reflects persistence, resillience, healing, sorrow and the power of lived experience.

In this workshop, you'll learn how to transform personal moments into compelling narratives that connect with readers.

Thursday, December 11

Noon to 1 p.m.

C 241

Stay Well This Holiday Season with Wellbeats

The holidays bring joy and connection, but also stress and busy schedules. This December, Wellbeats Wellness can help you stay balanced with quick fitness breaks, mindfulness practices, and healthy habits.

All 91涩漫 students receive free access to Wellbeats’ 1,200+ on-demand fitness, nutrition, and mindfulness classes; usable at home or in the Wellness Center’s fitness room.

Sign up today, and give yourself the gift of wellness. For questions, contact [email protected].

Wellness Center to be Closed over Winter Break

The 91涩漫 Wellness Center will be closed over Winter Break starting Monday, December 22, 2025 and re-opening Monday, January 12, 2026.

Enjoy the great winter outdoors or check out Wellbeats, our on-demand fitness app option for students! (See above) To register, visit the 91涩漫 Wellness Center webpage!

 For questions/concerns contact [email protected]

Heads Up IceHawks! Mountain Lion Spotted in Duluth Area

A mountain lion was recently sighted in the Duluth area. There is no indication of activity near 91涩漫, but we’re sharing this to keep our campus community informed.

Mountain lions are rarely seen and generally avoid people. Sightings in the region can occur as wildlife moves through natural areas.

Public Safety will continue to monitor local information and share updates if needed.

Holiday Phishing

With the holidays approaching, phishing attacks often increase, targeting your inbox with scams designed to steal your personal data.

• Be cautious of messages that create a sense of urgency, offer fake job opportunities, or pressure you to ignore security protocols.
• Watch out for emails claiming to be from a President, Dean, or supervisor asking for personal information or secrecy.
• Messages requesting you to "renew" or "confirm" your StarID or account details are also likely scams.
• Be suspicious of calls or emails pretending to be official organizations demanding immediate action.
• Avoid interacting with QR codes in messages, as they bypass phishing controls.

Remember, phishing attempts can happen via email, phone, or text.

PSEO Club Meeting

• WHEN: Tuesday, December  16
• WHERE: Hawks Landing
• TIME: 2 p.m.

Meet new students from all of the area schools!   Get involved in fun activities!

Share your experiences!

For more information contact [email protected].

Student Rooms Available

Need a break, quiet space, place for vitural appointment or lactation room?

Stop by Student Life to request a room.

Have questions?

Contact [email protected].