iPat film series is back for spring!
The iPat environmental film series will kick of the spring semester with “Shattered Sky” at 7 p.m. Tuesday (Feb. 4) in the Christie Theatre. The documentarytells the story of hownAmerica led the world to...
Monthly Archive: January 2014
UNeedaParkingPermit
If you don’t have a year-round permit, and have not already purchased your parking permit, please do so this week since parking decal enforcement will begin at 7:30 a.m. Monday (Feb. 3). Parking permits...
Nice win for Phoenix women
The Green Bay women’s basketball team put together a big 24-9 run to close the half as it defeated Horizon League newcomer Oakland, 74-58, on Thursday evening at the Athletic Center O’rena. Led by...
Free t-shirt ‘White Out’ for Saturday’s Phoenix men
There will be free t-shirts to the first 3,000 fans at the Green Bay vs. Wright State game at the Resch Center, 6 p.m. this Saturday (Feb. 1). For more information.
Mauthe Center events
Our friends at the Mauthe Center have a couple of events next week that might be of interest to the larger University community. * Eat Well: Spaghetti, at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday (Feb. 4) —...
Music faculty members Hansen, Mace to perform clarinet, piano recital Feb. 7
UW-Green Bay Music will present its first faculty recital of spring semester 2014 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 7 in Fort Howard Hall at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts on campus, 2420...
Emergencies are routine for Angie (Johnson) Qualio
Sometimes it is the life-challenging events that lead to life-altering opportunities. Such was the case for 2001 University of Wisconsin-Green Bay graduate Angie (Johnson) Qualio. Starting out as an art major, the Little Chute...
In the news: Coverage of chancellor search forum
Green Bay Press-Gazette reporter Patti Zarling on Tuesday (Jan. 29) attended the first of six campus and community listening sessions geared toward identifying key priorities in hiring UW-Green Bay’s sixth chancellor. Her story in...
Gerds previews Jazz Fest, offers history of 44th annual event
Wearegreenbay.com Critic-at-Large Warren Gerds on Wednesday (Jan. 29) posted an extensive story on UW-Green Bay’s Jazz Fest, ahead of the festival’s 44th annual iteration Saturday (Feb. 1). From the early days of the event...
Courtney Sherman and friends, 360° Thursday, and a small concert
The 360° Thursdays series resumes, well, Thursday (Jan. 30) with Music Prof. Courtney Sherman and members of a very small consortium joining forces for a free concert and talk at 6:30 p.m. in the...
