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UW-Green Bay’s “Laffle” charity drive officially concluded Wednesday (Oct. 31), marking the fifth drive with a drawing for some terrific prizes — and some great donations for this year’s charity partners. As we told...
From the cute to the spooky (and even the pukey), entrants in this year’s Cofrin Library Pumpkin Carving Contest went all out for their craft. The competition drew dozens of entries from carvers and...
The Chancellor’s Scholarship Dinner, held Oct. 26, brought several hundred campus and community friends to the elegantly appointed stage of the Weidner Center for a fundraising dinner. In its decade of existence, the dinner...
The seventh annual Steps to Make a Difference Walk this past Saturday raised about $5,000 for four local causes. Organized by UW-Green Bay’s Public and Nonprofit Management Class led by Prof. Lora Warner, it...
The UW-Green Bay women’s basketball team, a national Top 25 fixture the last few seasons, shows up again as the first NCAA Division I preseason polls debut this week. The Phoenix is No. 25...
Karen Dalke of the Urban and Regional Studies faculty has a book review in the Fall 2012 issue (Vol. 22, No. 2) of Great Plains Research, a journal of natural and social science published...
A newly published hardcover text The Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare and Contemporary Dramatists includes a chapter contributed by Prof. Catherine Henze, Humanistic Studies. The book addresses what its editor describes as a popular misconception...
Eric J. Morgan, assistant professor in Democracy and Justice Studies, has published an article, “Black and White at Center Court: Arthur Ashe and the Confrontation of Apartheid in South Africa,” in Diplomatic History, the...
Prof. Laurel E. Phoenix of Public and Environmental Affairs, the co-director of the Center for Food in Community and Culture at UW-Green Bay, was editor (with Eric Fitch of Marietta College in the November...
Campaigning continues in earnest with just six days left until Tuesday’s (Nov. 6) election. On Tuesday (Oct. 30), Senate candidate Tammy Baldwin paid a visit to campus, talking to students about her very tight...
