Big Thermometer update
With the 2009-10 UW-Green Bay Faculty & Staff Campaign nearing the halfway point, the Big Thermometer shows the campus has now tied last year’s participation rate of 29 percent. If you’re one of the...
Daily Archive: September 28, 2009
Green Bay, Superior team up
The Adult Degree Program at UW-Green Bay has been working with UW-Superior over the last few months to develop a unique partnership designed to increase awareness of bachelor’s degree opportunities available at the two...
Chancellor’s Security Walk
Join Chancellor Thomas Harden on the annual Chancellor’s Security Walk on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The event is an opportunity for students, faculty and staff to engage in open dialog and a walk with the...
2009 Campus Security Report is available
The University of Wisconsin–Green Bay’s annual security report is available for review. It includes statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus; in certain off-campus buildings or property owned...
What does it mean to be a Latina?
The American Intercultural Center will have its second of six fall-semester panel discussions this Thursday (Oct. 1). The program, “What does it mean to be a Latina” will begin at 1 p.m. in the...
I.E. Illusion artists to speak on campus
Three artists featured in the current UW-Green Bay Lawton Gallery exhibit, I.E. Illusion, will be on hand for an artists’ talk at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the Studio Arts building, Room 411....
Men’s soccer suffers first loss
After taking the first game of a two-game road trip, the UW-Green Bay men’s soccer team suffered its first setback of the season, losing 2-1 at Butler University. The Phoenix won 4-1 over host...
Sports wrap-up
The newest installment of the Green Bay Phoenix Monday Minute is up and online. Catch up on the week in Phoenix athletics and see what’s ahead – click here.
Educators’ workshop coming to UW-Green Bay campus
UW-Green Bay’s Institute for Learning Partnership Fall Conference is focused on “Closing the Achievement Gap through Literacy Leadership.
Be careful. Cameras could be watching
UW-Green Bay Psychology Prof. Christine Smith says that in a world where still and video cameras can be almost anywhere, thanks largely to cell phones, we all need to be more cautious. It’s unfortunate,...
