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UW-Green Bay’s Chamber Singers and Concert Choir will come together for an evening of beautiful music Wednesday, Nov. 28 in the Weidner Center’s Fort Howard Hall. Prof. Courtney Sherman will conduct the Chamber Singers,...
The next presentation in the twice-a-month NAS Seminar Series is scheduled for this Friday (Nov. 30). Prof. Michael Zorn of Natural and Applied Sciences will present “Environmental Sensors for Continuous, In-Situ Water Monitoring in...
The UW Credit Union’s Wayne Resch and Better Business Bureau’s JoEllen Wollangk will present a fraud and scams awareness and prevention seminar from 6-7 p.m. Thursday (Nov. 29) in the Union’s Christie Theatre. During...
Our award-winning Cofrin Library continues to draw attention for its Library of the Year accolade, and a Sunday (Nov. 24) Green Bay Press-Gazette story revisited the reasons for the library’s success. The library has...
UW-Green Bay student Heba Mohammad spoke last week about the violence in the Gaza Strip, telling WFRV, Channel 5’s Heather Sawaski that the conflict there can be resolved. Mohammad, president of UW-Green Bay’s Student...
Debbie Kirch has assumed the roles of Assistant AD for Compliance and Student Services and Senior Woman Administrator with Green Bay Athletics, Director of Athletics Ken Bothof announced last week. To take on the...
The UW-Green Bay chapter of Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Pasta Dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. this Friday (Nov. 30) at the Mauthe Center. (If you are planning to attend the women’s...
UW-Green Bay students with Habitat for Humanity are once again headed to Slidell, La., over winter break (Jan. 12 – 20). It is expected that about 45 students will give up a week of...
UW-Green Bay Humanities lecturer and After Thoughts alumna Susan Frost talked Black Friday — and potential buyer’s remorse — live Wednesday (Nov. 21) on Fox 11’s “Good Day Wisconsin.” Frost sat down with host...
Pull up the newspaper story below, and you’ll find a familiar sight — a cute fifth-grader wearing a bright green shirt (matching those around him) peering intently into a microscope in a university lab....
