Graphic: Earth Day at Eco U
The social media crew at Eco U posted on Facebook Wednesday to mark Earth Day.
Monthly Archive: April 2015
Annual Baird Creek volunteer event is Saturday
The community’s annual Baird Creek Cleanup takes place Saturday (April 25) at the Triangle Hill Pavilion, 500 Beverly Road, from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Registration begins at 8:30 and the cleanup will take place...
UWGB sculpture students display their work in the spirit of contemporary artists
Students in UW-Green Bay Prof. Alison Stehlik’s “Intermediate Sculpture” class were asked to create a site-specific installation in the spirit of a contemporary installation artist. The students researched various artists to use as a...
Update on budget: No final decisions before June
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Gary L. Miller distributed a short letter with the title “Budget Reduction Update” to UW-Green Bay faculty and staff members this morning (April 21). He shared that the University’s leaders and...
New play ‘Collegiate Sisterhood of Lake Pawtuckaway’ debuts Friday
“The Collegiate Sisterhood of Lake Pawtuckaway,” a brand-new play by New York playwright Peter Ullian, will enjoy its premiere performance Friday night, April 24, at UW-Green Bay. The five-show run also includes performances Saturday,...
Playwright’s final product influenced by faculty, students here
In writing and directing “The Collegiate Sisterhood of Lake Pawtuckaway,” visiting artist Peter Ullian is celebrating his collaboration with UW-Green Bay students and faculty on finishing a script he had started previously. “The student...
Think spring… by pitching in at greenhouse at transplant time…
It is true that April is the cruelest month. Today’s rain, cold and snow showers provide the evidence. Why not warm things up with a trip to the campus greenhouse over at Laboratory Sciences?...
… or, think spring by planning for May 16 heirloom vegetable plant sale
Natural and Applied Sciences will host the annual heirloom plant sale Saturday, May 16, at the Laboratory Sciences greenhouse. Doors open at 9 a.m. The event is a fundraiser in support of student research...
Poor weather didn’t deter campus cleanup
Associate Prof. David Voelker and students in his American Environmental History course set off today (April 21) on a campus cleanup walk despite rain and 30-degree temperatures.
Earth Week events
Reminder: Wednesday is the 45th anniversary of the first Earth Day, which took place on April 22, 1970. This year’s observances include campus cleanup walks, a big Earth Week Picnic at mid-day Wednesday, and...
