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WFRV, Channel 5 Critic-at-Large Warren Gerds offered a brief preview to UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance’s upcoming mainstage season in a posting Monday (July 29) on the station’s website. Audiences can look for the...
Get ready to rock this Wednesday (July 31) and Thursday (Aug. 1) as UW-Green Bay Camps’ Rock Academy presents free faculty and student concerts. Both begin at 6 p.m. in University Theatre, and both...
The Mediation Center of Greater Green Bay, Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce and UW-Green Bay’s Division of Outreach and Adult Access are proud to announce a new program series designed to help local...
Assistant Professor of Spanish Gabriel Saxton-Ruiz presented his book “Forasteros en tierra extraña: La nueva narrativa peruana y la violencia política” Friday, July 19 at the bookstore Tipos Infames in Madrid. The title of...
Social Work Professional Programs faculty members Doreen Higgins and Gail Trimberger are representing one of eight social work programs across the nation to receive funding from the New York Community Trust in conjunction with...
Assistant Prof. Jill White and her husband, James, are the catalyst for a new lecture tour that aims to educate Americans about Arab culture. Saturday’s (July 27) Green Bay Press-Gazette carried the story of...
Members of the UW-Green Bay community will see some new features in the on-campus dining facilities starting fall 2013. New digital menu signage will be placed within the Marketplace and Grille locations in the...
The UW-Green Bay community shares in the loss of Maria Hinton, 103, a revered Oneida Tribal Elder and 1979 UW-Green Bay graduate who passed away Sunday, July 28, 2013. Mrs. Hinton was known nationally for helping preserve Oneida stories, language and culture. She is believed to be the last individual in Wisconsin who learned Oneida as a first language.
UW-Green Bay photographer Eric Miller was on assignment this summer to start categorizing the art and architecture of this beautiful campus. Many of the works are in UWGB’s permanent collection, but are displayed in offices where it is only enjoyed by a select few. Now you have the chance to enjoy it too, if only in a photo gallery.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation has awarded a grant worth more than $126,000 to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, in support of an ecological restoration project at Point au Sable Nature Preserve. The...
