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Prof. Regan A.R. Gurung will be one of the featured presenters for “The Childhood Obesity Conference: Inspiring Change to Improve the Health of America’s Children,” a one-day conference to be held Friday, Oct. 17...
Every Friday is Phoenix Friday. This Friday’s special at The Phoenix Bookstore helps you spread Phoenix spirit far and wide. All window clings and bumper stickers are discounted 20 percent. Don’t forget about your...
In early August we brought word that UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. of Music Michelle McQuade Dewhirst had been selected from a pool of more than 200 applicants to compete as one of five finalists...
Prof. Meir Russ of the Cofrin School of Business recently (Sept 22) presented a faculty seminar at ORT Braude College of Engineering in Karmiel, Israel titled “An Introduction to Human Capital 2.0.” He also...
Associate Prof. David Coury on Tuesday (Sept. 23) shared his expertise in Middle East affairs with Local 5 News’ Jenn Sullivan, as part of a story about airstrikes against ISIL targets in Syria. Coury,...
Several local news channels on Tuesday (Sept. 23) ran stories in conjunction with National Voter Registration Day. NBC 26 reporter Megan Lowry turned to Prof. Emeritus Michael Kraft to round out her piece on...
UW-Green Bay’s academic program in Health Information Management and Technology, offered in collaboration with UW-Extension and sister campuses at Parkside and Stevens Point, is applauding Extension’s marketing department for three awards in the University...
Standup star Brian Regan is playing the Weidner Center this Thursday evening (Sept. 25), and there’s good news for UW-Green Bay in the form of student rush tickets. Any available tickets 90 minutes prior...
The Northeast Wisconsin Warrior Summit planned for Oct. 7 at the Radisson is a communitywide event for veterans and service providers (social workers, counselors and others) who work with vets. As mentioned previously, UW-Green...
Twitter confirms that Green Bay Press-Gazette reporter Patti Zarling spent some time Wednesday as Phlash Phoenix and (apparently) lived to tell the tale, in a future column. See more.
