DrupalCon North America 2021
What is DrupalCon North America? Celebrating the open-source Drupal content management system, DrupalCon North America is a highly anticipated annual…
Albany Law School, Multi-Site Digital Experience
Albany Law partnered with Northern to develop a digital experience representing all of Albany’s law centers while remaining true to their brand and providing an intuitive user experience for prospective students.
Acquia Engage 2021
What is Acquia Engage? The annual Acquia Engage conference features two full days of marketers, developers, and industry experts gathering to work…
University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies
A trio of websites with a custom middleware solution prevented search engines from crawling and indexing the University’s programs.
How Northern Became an Extension of the Team at Tompkins Cortland
Featured Guest: Steve Erwin UX/UI Web Lead, Tompkins Cortland Community College At DrupalCon earlier this year, we had a chance to chat with Steve…
From End-of-Life to a New Beginning: UVA Law's Drupal Migration Journey
Northern designed and implemented the migration of the University of Virginia School of Law's website to Drupal 9, enhancing user experience, streamlining content management, and revitalizing the institution's online presence.
George Brown College, CMS Replatforming
Need to Know George Brown’s digital experience serves a broad spectrum of post-secondary education audiences. Its CMS accumulated a wealth of…
Canisius University Leverages All of Northern
Northern launched a new digital experience for Canisius University on Drupal 9.
From Leads to Conversions: Wharton’s Executive Education Website Redesign
Need to Know The Wharton School’s Executive Education website created barriers for corporate users customers trying to register teams for educational…
Inside Two Higher Ed Website Rebuilds with Northern and Pantheon
SUNY Niagara: Turning a College Website Into a $2M Revenue Driver When SUNY Niagara's website scored just 13 out of 100 on Google PageSpeed—weighed…