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For the aspiring health professionals at one of UW-Green Bay’s newest summer camps, daily activities like dissection, experiments and real-life field experience are only part of the draw. Equally as important for these 34...
Sure, UW-Green Bay has had wireless “hot spots” in the past, but with this fall’s move to more universal access, better service and enhanced security has arrived! There’s one reminder, however: Anyone with a...
Labor historian Andrew Kersten, a professor of Democracy and Justice Studies at UW-Green Bay, is the author of The Battle for Wisconsin: Scott Walker and the Attack on the Progressive Tradition. On his blog,...
Making a Difference: One Man’s Journey is the title chosen by award-winning medical doctor Herbert Sandmire for his new book. The autobiography covers Dr. Sandmire’s 50-plus years in obstetrics and includes personal observations from...
UW-Green Bay this week is hosting a brand-new summer camp designed to motivate young black males to finish high school and attend college. The Phoenix Scholar Identity Institute is funded by a Wisconsin Department...
UW-Green Bay economists have been in high demand lately as local media analyze the debt ceiling issue for viewers and readers. The story was in such a state of flux Monday that WFRV, Channel...
We told you last week about some inspiring women with UW-Green Bay ties who are among the “20 Women to Know” in this month’s You Magazine. We neglected to note another campus connection in...
Already broadcast campuswide but repeated here for the record, and for the benefit of our off-campus friends: Reconstruction work now getting under way on East Circle Drive will continue through Aug. 26. The area...
In the Green Bay Press-Gazette Tuesday (Aug. 2) was a brief reminder that Wisconsin Public Radio’s Joy Cardin will broadcast live from our own Wood Hall from 6-9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 1. The live...
Prof. Emeritus Craig Lockard of Social Change and Development (newly renamed Democracy and Justice Studies) attended the annual conference of the World History Association, held this year in Beijing, China, July 7 through 10....
