Alumni artists call ‘ARTgarage’ home
The ARTgarage started with a simple idea by a couple of UW-Green Bay art majors to use part of an empty cannery building as studio space and a gallery for local artists. It has...
Monthly Archive: September 2009
Ideas welcomed for 2010-11 Common Theme
It’s never too early to start planning for the next campus Common Theme. Scott Furlong, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, is asking for proposals for the 2010-11 Common Theme. “I...
Keepers of the critters
UW-Green Bay interns gain experience and provide helping hands at the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary in Green Bay.
Phoenix vs. Badgers – Don't miss it!
It doesn’t seem to matter what sport… when the Wisconsin Badgers are in town, the stakes are elevated and so is the fun.
Great Beginnings for students this week
UW-Green Bay students had ample opportunity to enjoy the beautiful late-summer weather this week, and to get out and meet new people. The lengthy list of campus activities (some pictured below) is part of...
Chancellor’s address now online, as text and video
UW-Green Bay’s new chancellor, Thomas K. Harden, had plenty to share — compliments, candid observations and questions — during his first major address to faculty and staff at Fall Convocation 2009. Those remarks are...
Men’s basketball will play first exhibition ever at the Kress
The Phoenix men’s basketball exhibition game against St. Norbert on Saturday, Nov. 7 will be played at the Kress Center on campus due to scheduling conflicts at the Resch Center. The preseason contest will...
Corner Store’s dairy provider gets nice coverage
Red Barn Family Farms, a Seymour-based dairy business, got a very positive writeup for its cow-friendly, high-quality practices in a recent edition of the Appleton Post-Crescent. The story notes that Red Barn is expanding...
Expanded ARTgarage has UW-Green Bay ties
Two UW-Green Bay art graduates had a need for studio space and UW-Green Bay alumnae Sandi Van Sistine ’78 provided it. Recently expanded, the ARTgarage, in downtown Green Bay, is flourishing and at last...
Faculty/staff note: Coury
Prof. David Coury of Humanistic Studies and Global Studies published “‘Torn Country’: Turkey and the West in Orhan Pamuk’s Snow” in the Summer 2009 issue of Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction. The article deals...
