Monthly Archive: September 2011
Author Guy McPherson, a professor emeritus of natural resources and the environment at the University of Arizona, is the guest speaker at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday (Sept. 13) in the Union’s Christie Theatre. His topic...
The people in UW-Green Bay’s Human Biology and dietetics programs are proud as can be of May 2011 graduate Dan Schultz, recently selected one of 50 inaugural members (from more than 1,200 applicants) of...
The University Union invites the campus community to take a mid-day break on Friday, Sept. 23, with this fall’s first installment of the popular cultural cuisine series. The food of India is featured (see...
Fans of Grammy-nominated, platinum-selling artist Jim Brickman will be interested to know he’s booked for a holiday season “Christmas Celebration” concert Friday night, Dec. 30, at the Weidner Center. Tickets are in the $25...
Staff in Residence Life share word that there was a great turnout – more than 80 volunteers – for last weekend’s “beautification” fall planting at the residence halls. Originally planned for Saturday, the project...
People will be allowed to carry concealed weapons on University of Wisconsin System campuses, but the weapons won’t be allowed in campus buildings or stadiums. That means the state’s public universities can still ban...
The red-hot band Hot Chelle Rae (No. 7 on Billboard’s Top 100 with “Tonight, Tonight”) heated-up a cool concert venue outside of the University Union and Mary Ann Cofrin Hall Monday evening, September 5....
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay music program will present a faculty recital Saturday, Sept. 10, featuring clarinet player Eric Hansen. He will be joined by pianist David Severtson. The free recital is open to the public and will be held at 2 p.m. in the Jean Weidner Theatre of the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts.
Thursday (Sept. 1) was a big day for back-to-school, with freshman move-in here and the first day of K-12 classes in the Green Bay School District and elsewhere. The Green Bay Press-Gazette’s back-to-school coverage...
Wisconsin Public Radio on Friday (Sept. 2) aired a Labor Day series story on the fallout from Gov. Scott Walker’s contentious move to curb collective bargaining in Wisconsin — a move some see as...