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The only thing bigger than the “Big Game” are the big commercials! On Monday, Feb. 3, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Christie Theatre, join Austin E. Cofrin School of Business Associate Prof....
Manitowoc Public Library is proud to present Great Decisions 2020, its 13th year of hosting this preeminent eight-week grassroots lecture series that provides the citizens of the Lakeshore with the opportunity to discover, discuss and...
Over the last five years, UW-Green Bay has partnered with Carnegie Dartlet, a reputation research and marketing company, for digital advertising. In the last few months, the University extended the partnership with a research...
Prof. Harvey Kaye (Democracy and Justice Studies) will be busy in New York at the end of this week. On Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020 at 9 p.m. (Central Standrard Time), Prof. Kaye will be...
“High school students from Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Ozaukee and Washington counties will converge on the UW-Green Bay, Sheboygan Campus March 14-17 for the first annual Community Youth Voice Conference. The event hopes to...
“Beginning Feb. 4 through April 10, UW-Green Bay students will be on hand to help low-income individuals and families through the Internal Revenue Service’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program.” Help will be offered at...
UW-Green Bay dietetics interns visited WFRV to provide people with a cauliflower nachos recipe. More via Cauliflower Nachos | WFRV.
“Students at UW-Green Bay put a different spin on the classic game ‘Battleship’ with canoes Thursday, January 30.” WFRV visited UW-Green Bay to witness the spectacle of Canoe Battleship; more via UW-Green Bay students participate...
The way Native American history is taught throughout the state of Wisconsin allows for inconsistencies. The UW-System has a variation in how Native American history is taught to college students, with UW-Green Bay one...
Thanks to members of the Green Bay Campus community, the UW-Green Bay Parade Committee collected more than seven bins of holiday lights that would’ve ended up in the landfill. The lights were turned over...
