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Political scientist Aaron Weinschenk, UW-Green Bay assistant professor of Public and Environmental Affairs, co-author of the new book A Citizens Guide to US Elections, contributed a guest column to the Sunday (Nov. 29) edition...
Campus campaign manager Rick Warpinski extends a sincere note of thanks to the 60 staff and faculty members who have pledged a financial commitment to the Brown County United Way. The UW-Green Bay total...
Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) are voluntary, employee-initiated groups of University of Wisconsin–Green Bay faculty and staff that share common interests, issues, backgrounds, characteristics, or pursuits. ERGs provide a formal link for employees and UWGB’s Inclusivity...
Green Bay will go for its fourth-straight win at 7 p.m. CST Monday (Nov. 30) when it plays on the road at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville. On Saturday, Coach Linc Darner’s 3-3 Phoenix team rallied...
The Green Bay women’s basketball team concluded play in the Paradise Jam Sunday night, dropping a close 54-43 decision to powerful Rutgers. Coach Kevin Borseth’s team had previously beaten Tulane and lost to Virginia...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, together with St. Norbert College and Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, will host a Community Kwanzaa Celebration at 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5, in the Phoenix Room of the University...
A panel discussion on “Being a Minority in a Predominantly White Community while Attending a Predominantly White Institution” is scheduled to take place from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Monday (Dec. 7) at the University...
That was the headline over Monday’s top-of-page-A-1 article in the Green Bay Press-Gazette following Chancellor Gary L. Miller’s meeting last week with members of the newspaper’s editorial board. The article addresses the impact of...
Political scientist Aaron Weinschenk, UW-Green Bay assistant professor of Public and Environmental Affairs, is the co-author of a text newly released this week by Routledge. The book, A Citizens Guide to US Elections: Empowering...
Creating and walking a labyrinth has been a capstone activity for award-winning Prof. Regan Gurung’s freshman seminar: “Gods, Ghosts and Goblins,” each year. This year, however, it may take on just a bit more...
