UW-Green Bay cares about sustainability. Nicknamed “Eco U” from nearly its very inception, faculty, staff and students have taken their role in nurturing and protecting resources. That still holds true today. The Sustainability Committee created the pledge for individuals to thoughtfully consider how to lead a more sustainable lifestyle. Take the pledge.
Prof. Ryan Martin (Psychology and Human Development) was recently interviewed for the Deseret News article, “Women Are Being Encouraged to Express Rage. Is This a Good Thing?” “I think there are very clear messages we send to boys versus girls about how to express emotions, and what is OK, and what is not OK,” Prof. Ryan […]
Introduction to Democracy and Justice Studies hosted an Assembly District 88 candidate forum for John Macco and Thomas Sieber in the Christie Theatre in the University Union on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Macco, the Republican incumbent assembly representative and Sieber, the Brown County Supervisor and the Democratic challenger, answered questions suggested by students. The topics ranged […]
TOB Radio Playhouse, on Sunday, Oct. 28, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. at the Herbert L. Williams Theatre on the UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, will feature a night of old-time radio live on stage. This one-night event will feature the classic radio scripts “Beezer’s Cellar” by Ernset Chappell, “Cold Equations” by George Lefferts and “Modern Promthesus” by […]
UW-Green Bay was honored by the return of six distinguished and outstanding alumni who returned to campus Oct. 2, 2018 to accept awards recognizing their contributions to campus, communities and workplace. This year’s honorees were Daniel Keegan ’72, Sheila Kohl ’96 and ’05 and Doug Wirth ’89, each receiving the Distinguished Alumni Award; and Cordero […]