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50th Anniversary Celebration of the Publication of Anatomy of a Murder
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the publication of John D. Voelker’s best seller, Anatomy of a Murder, the Archives has created a web exhibit that explores Voelker's use of the original 1952 murder trial transcripts. www.nmu.edu/Voelker. |
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Employment Opportunities
The Archives hires once a year, but we are always looking for qualified applicants, especially for those with an interest in history. We have positions pertaining to processing materials, helping patrons, and even office management. If you fill out the application and drop it off at 126 LRC we will keep it in our ongoing applications file and will contact you when we begin hiring. Application Form (Word Doc.) |
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History of Immigration on the Marquette Iron Range Online
"Recorded in Stone: Voices on the Marquette Iron Range" Web site includes histories of significant immigrant groups, oral histories, digitized historical documents and photographs, bibliographies and lesson plans for the region's high school social studies teachers. Visit voices.nmu.edu. |
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Welcome to the Central Upper Peninsula and NMU Archives located in room 126 of the Learning Resources Center. To explain a little bit about what we do here and experience what it is like to visit, we have developed the virtual tour slide show. Take the Tour 
Many former Archives student assistants have gone on to great success in their professional careers. Here are few a stellar examples. Full Story
The Archives maintains many collections that support genealogical research. These records include, but are not limited to, the Immigration and Naturalization Records for Marquette County and the Cleveland – Cliffs Iron Mining Company Records. For a complete list, please see the Archives 
The Archives has begun an ambitious project to digitize components of its audio-visual collection that are deteriorating because of old age. 