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UW-Green Bay Chancellor Thomas Harden showed his appreciation to Phuture Phoenix supporters at a luncheon Monday, Nov. 15 at the Oneida Golf and Country Club. Among the guests, Phuture Phoenix co-founder Ginny Riopelle and her husband Jack, and many other friends of the University.
One of the UW-Green Bay faculty members quoted in the latest issue of “Inside UW-Green Bay” is Prof. Phillip Clampitt. He is a nationally known scholar and widely published author on communication-related topics, particularly in the area of organizational communication.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Vocal Jazz Ensemble will perform in concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 23) in the University Theatre, located in Theatre Hall on the UW-Green Bay campus, 2420 Nicolet Drive.
Big win for Phoenix women; Badgers are up next, here on Thursday The UW-Green Bay women’s basketball team held off a late charge by Minnesota (1-1) to win the Best Buy Classic 79-75 at...
The Green Bay men’s soccer team finished the season 13-4, as the Phoenix fell to host and top-seeded Butler (16-0-3) 3-2 in penalty kicks in a Horizon League Championship over the weekend in Indianapolis....
Two Green Bay women’s basketball student athletes were suspended for one game by the National Collegiate Athletic Association following an inadvertent secondary violation of an NCAA Bylaw that was self-reported by the Green Bay...
The University Committee would like to announce that this Wednesday’s Faculty Senate Meeting (Nov. 17 at 3 p.m. in Alumni AB of the University Union) will be a special joint meeting with the Academic...
Didn’t make it to Friday’s big NFL Films concert at the Meyer Theatre? There’s still time to support the cause. The event was a fundraiser for the Music Alumni Scholarship Fund here. (The Civic...
A friendly reminder from The Phoenix Bookstore for all faculty and staff who will be participating in the December Commencement ceremonies: Rental regalia reservations are due by Friday, Nov. 19. For your added convenience,...
English Prof. Rebecca Meacham, (Humanistic Studies) was a featured fiction reader at Bowling Green State University’s Winter Wheat Writing Festival on Nov. 13. Meacham, who earned a master’s degree at Bowling Green in 1994,...
