Mark your calendar for UW-Green Bay night with the City Band
It’s 112 years and counting for the Green Bay City Band, which kicked off its summer season this week at St. James Park in downtown Green Bay. The free outdoor concerts at 7:30 p.m....
Monthly Archive: June 2014
Kraft column: EPA’s Clean Power Plan benefits environment, economy
The Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan is good for both the environment and the economy, Prof. Emeritus Michael Kraft writes in his latest syndicated column. Carried by McClatchy-Tribune News Service and appearing today...
UW-Green Bay programs partner with annual American Indian Studies institute
The 18th Annual Wisconsin American Indian Studies Summer Institute is scheduled to take place July 28 through Aug. 1 at the Lac du Flambeau School District Offices in northern Wisconsin. The event is co-sponsored...
Good Times is advertising Color Run 2014
The students at Good Times Programming are promoting UW-Green Bay as a location for another Color Run, which made its debut on this campus last fall. The tentative date is Oct. 5. See more....
Power restored in Madison, D2L is back in service
Staff members in UW-Green Bay’s Office of Academic Technology Services report that the power outage and related problems with the servers in Madison have been corrected and the widely used Desire 2 Learn software...
Patience requested with D2L outage
D2L (Desire2Learn) has been out of service since approximately 7:50 am today (Wednesday, June 18). The widely used online-learning software is instrumental to many summer courses, online and otherwise, being offered not only at...
Video: Mayor, City Council laud Phoenix star Keifer Sykes
On Tuesday evening at City Hall, near the beginning of the Green Bay City Council meeting, Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt took time on a busy agenda to recognize men’s basketball senior Keifer Sykes....
Smith issues call for your office’s policies on disability issues
As the result of federal requirements related to certain funding received by the University, Greg Smith of the Counseling and Health Center is heading up a review of policies and procedures related to people...
For Kaye, it’s off to Hyde Park and the Roosevelt Reading Festival
The peripatetic and progressive professor Harvey Kaye is heading to New York again, this time for the Roosevelt Reading Festival on Saturday (June 21) at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum. Kaye,...
Reminder: Friday’s Memorial gathering for Larmouth
“A Celebration of Don Larmouth’s Life” is planned for 2:30 p.m. Friday (June 20) in the Phoenix Room of the University Union. Jerry Kuehn of Union Congregational Church will officiate. Larmouth, a longtime faculty...
