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To celebrate the spirits of Halloween 2011, the Cofrin Library held a jack-o-lantern carving contest, and the Kress Center hosted a “monster mash” workout session. Great fun! Click thumbnails to enter slideshow view.
To celebrate the spirits of Halloween 2011, the Cofrin Library held a jack-o-lantern carving contest, and the Kress Center hosted a “monster mash” workout session. Great fun! Photo gallery
UW-Green Bay Theatre will offer audiences plenty of silly fun during its production of Unnecessary Farce, which will open Nov. 11. This improbable romp from playwright Paul Slade Smith is the tale of two...
It had never happened before for one of the nation’s most successful women’s college basketball programs… but it happened this week. The USA Today/ESPN coaches’ poll released its pre-season rankings and there, ranked No....
Halloween may be over, but the thrills and chills of Academic Advising’s zombie video presence are living on via the interwebs. Inside Higher Ed has a complimentary piece on Advising’s web panache, including kudos...
Helping parents as they get older can be complicated. Being a caretaker for an aging parent can be even more demanding. The campus Employee Assistance Program and the Human Resources office invite you to...
Visiting actress/playwright Rohina Malik stars in the one-woman play “Unveiled,” to be performed at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, in the Union’s Christie Theatre. Topics will include racism, hate crimes, love, Islam, culture, language...
Visiting playwright and actress Rohina Malik will be the featured panelist for the International Education Week Luncheon on Wednesday, Nov. 16, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Union’s 1965 Room. The primary topic...
UW-Green Bay’s Natural and Applied Sciences seminar series continued Friday, Oct. 28 with a presentation from NAS Associate Prof. John Katers. About 50 students, faculty and staff members attended Katers’ hour-long talk, titled “Life Cycle Inventory for Wood Pellet Manufacturing in Wisconsin,” in Environmental Sciences 328. Refreshments were served during a social that precedent the event.
Concealed carry became law in Wisconsin on Tuesday (Nov. 1), and UW-Green Bay continues to ban guns and other weapons from campus buildings and special events. For those of you who missed it last week, here’s...
