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Log readers may remember the post about Margaret Meder and her husband Randy Meder (associate professor of Music at UW-Green Bay) who shared their inspirational personal story of raising a child with special medical needs. Margaret’s book...
A reader made note that Phoenix fans may want to know about the passing of one of their own — Joyce Leischow, a fan of the Green Bay women’s basketball team since the early...
Here’s a quick reminder that the UW-Green Bay Music’s New Music and Hand Drumming ensembles will take the stage at 7:30 p.m. Friday (May 10) at the University Theatre in Theatre Hall. This 34th...
UW-Green Bay’s Good Times Programming student organization has announced that the Phillip Phillips concert originally scheduled for Thursday, May 9 will be rescheduled in November 2013. A specific date will be announced soon. Phillips,...
UW-Green Bay’s Center for Public Affairs and Division of Outreach and Adult access will present “Grant-Writing Strategies: A Skill Building Workshop” from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday, May 22 in Phoenix Room A of the...
Assistant Prof. David Helpap sat down Monday (May 6) with WFRV, Channel 5’s Jenn Sullivan, part of a special report on the rise in prominence of Wisconsin Republicans. The state Republican Convention took place...
Eric J. Morgan, assistant professor in Democracy and Justice Studies, recently published an essay, “A Lost Struggle, A Lost World,” in the April 2013 issue of Passport: The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations Review as...
In need of a little calm and rejuvenation as finals week nears? Check out Yoga Detox from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday (May 9) in the Dick Bennett Gym at the Kress Events Center. This free...
UW-Green Bay alumnus and Green Bay Preble High School teacher Nick Nesvacil ’07 (Master’s in Applied Leadership for Teaching and Learning) continues to lead Preble’s Sting Cancer organization, which has one of its premier...
How far would you travel to become a better professional? 100 miles? Maybe 1,000 miles? A group of nine educators arrived in Green Bay April 28 after traveling nearly 6,000 miles from Nigeria in...
