The return of RecycleMania
From Feb. 5 through March 31, take the challenge to reduce waste and increase recycling levels across campus as UW-Green Bay participates in the national competition, RecycleMania! You can make a difference by taking...
Daily Archive: February 7, 2012
Students to host Special Olympics tournament this Saturday
This Saturday (Feb. 11), the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and the Black Student Union are teaming up to host the Special Olympics Phoenix Invite. The basketball tournament will run from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m....
Updates available for faculty/staff directory
We have locked down all the mid-year changes to the 2011-12 campus directory. Now available online for your perusal and printing-out pleasure are updates to the Department section of the printed book. You have...
World Affairs Forum opens Friday with session on Egypt
A UW-Green Bay faculty panel will be joined (via Skype) by a University alumnus when a new series, the World Affairs Forum, makes its debut from noon to 1:30 p.m. this Friday (Feb. 10)...
Canadian network airs show on Aldrete’s Linothorax Project
Here’s an update on the continuing TV exposure for Prof. Greg Aldrete’s Linothorax Project, in which he and his UW-Green Bay students demonstrated that ancient Greek warriors enjoyed a tactical advantage with armor made...
Aldrete: chapter is published, and book soon to come
Prof. Greg Aldrete of Humanistic Studies reports the book manuscript presenting the research from the Linothorax Project has just finished the peer review process and has been formally accepted for publication by Johns Hopkins...
Kraft essay says less drilling, higher prices are way to green future
Prof. Emeritus Michael Kraft, Public and Environmental Affairs writes several opinion pieces each year for the McClatchy-Tribune news service. His latest column questions proposals for relaxed drilling regulations and new pipeline construction. Headlined “Higher...
Kaye earns mention in column tweaking Romney
UW-Green Bay Prof. Harvey Kaye, of Democracy and Justice Studies, appears in articles about Revolutionary War Era pamphleteer Thomas Paine even when someone else is doing the writing. Madison Capital Times columnist John Nichols...
Dolan presentation kicks off NAS spring series
We’ve already told you in this space about Prof. David Dolan’s presentation on Lake Erie this Friday (Feb. 10) at 3:30 p.m. in Environmental Sciences Room 323. It kicks off the Natural and Applied...
Art Agency students offer ‘pop-up’ Valentine’s Day merchandise
Need a last-minute handmade Valentine’s Day card or gift? Art Agency will have a Valentine’s “Pop-up Shop” in the 407 Gallery next Monday and Tuesday (Feb. 13 and 14). Hours are 10 a.m. to...
