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Prof. Regan A.R. Gurung of Psychology and Human Development is the editor of the new book Multicultural Approaches to Health and Wellness in America, published by Praeger. It includes chapters by two of Gurung’s...
Services are Tuesday in Allouez for longtime UW-Green Bay Music faculty member Jerome B. (Jerry) Abraham. He died last week at age 82 after a long illness. Abraham served in the U.S. Army in...
It came down to the last match of a sunny, windy afternoon Sunday in Ann Arbor, Mich. Sophomore Howard Scott of Exeter, England refused to give up and in the end that attitude propelled...
UW-Green Bay’s official Policy on Smoking now includes inhalant delivery systems — better known as “e-cigarettes” — meaning the same restrictions that apply to traditional cigarettes now apply to the electronic systems, as well....
UW-Green Bay alumnus Paul Linzmeyer ’78, the fifth recipient of the University’s annual Earth Caretaker Award for his work on regional and international sustainability, accepted the award Monday, April 21, during a joint Environmental...
Reminder: An award-winning author and international leader in sustainable community planning and development — the lyrically named Torbjörn Lahti — will share his knowledge with the campus and larger community during a presentation and...
Arjun Sanga, the new executive director of WiSys Technology Foundation — the technology transfer resource office for UW comprehensive campuses – visited UW-Green Bay last week. Among those he met with were faculty researchers...
The UW-Green Bay Chorale and Concert Choir are gearing up for a semester’s end concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 30 in the Weidner Center’s Cofrin Family Hall. Conducted by Associate Prof. Randall Meder,...
Student members of the UW-Green Bay chapter of Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society request your assistance in their 2014 community service project. To contribute to the community in a way that benefits other...
As the University winds up this year’s common theme of Global Citizenship, a very ambitious and passionate group of students is seeking to live that ideal this summer. UW-Green Bay’s Collegiate Chapter of Habitat...
