the campus and the community, is the Finnish American Heritage Center which hosts numerous university and community events and houses a museum, art gallery, and theater. The Finnish American Historical Archives are located here. The Lions Den of North Wind Books offers an extensive collection of quality adult and children's fiction and nonfiction publications, and textbooks. It also sells Finnish functional design items for the home, and university logo merchandise. Academics Finlandia's most popular undergraduate majors, by 2021 graduates, were: Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse (7) Small Business Administration/Management (5) Criminal Justice/Police Science (5) Business Administration, Management and Operations (4) Psychology (4) Athletics There are 10 NCAA Division III athletic sports at Finlandia, whose teams are known as Lions, competing primarily as a member of the Coast to Coast Athletic Conference (C2C) since 2020. Women's athletics include: basketball, ice hockey, soccer, softball and volleyball. Men's athletics include baseball, basketball, football, ice hockey and soccer. Co-ed Esports were added as varsity-level sports in the 2020–2021 season. Conference affiliation Coast to Coast Athletic Conference: baseball, men's & women's basketball, men's & women's soccer, softball, volleyball Northern Collegiate Hockey Association: men's (since 2004) & women's (since 2003) ice hockey Upper Midwest Athletic Conference: football (since 2021) Notable alumni Notable alumni of Finlandia University include: Trent Daavettila, ice hockey player Ryan Donovan, ice hockey player Sanna Kannasto, labor activist and feminist Medaria Arradondo, Police Chief of the Minneapolis Police Department John Raymond Ylitalo, 29th United States Ambassador to Paraguay References External links Official Finlandia Lions athletics website 1896 establishments in Michigan Buildings and structures in Houghton County, Michigan Education in Houghton County, Michigan Educational institutions established in 1896 Finnish-American culture in Michigan Finnish-American history Hancock, Michigan Liberal arts colleges in Michigan Private universities and colleges in Michigan