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Great idea! The Phoenix Bookstore display windows on the second floor of the University Union will feature an exhibition of artwork by graduating senior art students through April 15. “A Completed Chapter” was co-curated...
Profs. Aeron Haynie, Humanistic Studies, and Regan Gurung, Human Development, will facilitate a CATL workshop on Friday (April 9). The session, “Walking the Tightrope of a Complete Academic,” runs from 1:45 to 3:15 p.m....
A’viands Dietitian Michelle Jensen will present how to make everyday dessert favorites, like cookies and cakes, more nutritious without losing flavor. The presentation takes place Monday, April 12, from 12:30 to 1 p.m. in...
Registration is underway for the annual UW-Green Bay High School and Middle School art camps. The Middle School Art Studio will be June 14-18 for students entering grades 6-9. This is a day camp...
The UW-Green Bay softball squad split a double-header in its home-opener Wednesday (March 31) against Wisconsin. The Phoenix (13-7) rallied in the bottom of the seventh inning to defeat the Badgers 12-11 in the...
The search for a new men’s basketball coach is well under way. WBAY-TV reported the other day that Bothof will conduct the initial search and provide a list of candidates that he and Chancellor...
Congratulations to alumna Vicki (Anklam) Porter, class of 1985, and her success at the WIAA State Basketball tournament this year with Wausau Newman High School. Vicki is the JV coach and assisted the varsity...
The next CPR Refresher Course (recertification in adult/child/infant CPR) for students and staff is Sunday, April 11, 5 to 8 p.m. in Wood Hall 222. Cost is $35 payable the day of class. To...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay invites University graduates and friends to the presentation of the 2010 Alumni Association Awards, Saturday, April 17, in the grand foyer of the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts.
Stephen Malmberg’s journey so far has taken him from a University of Wisconsin-Green Bay band camp to the Smithsonian Institution to overseeing a $4 billion annual budget for New York City’s sewer and water services.
