Month: November 2021
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Green Bay Packers 1921 game action photos, believed to be the oldest in existence, are being auctioned
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Mark Schneider has found several valuable Green Bay Packers items during his lifetime, many of which he proudly put on display when he opened the Glory Days sports pub in downtown La Crosse in 1996. Patrons walking into the green and gold establishment the past 25 years have found themselves in a football shrine. …“The cool…
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Check out ‘Random Encounters Article #13’
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Read the latest Random Encounters article written by Chris McAllister Williams! This article highlights collaborative gameplay and story building! As McAllister Williams writes, “Stories are more fun when we tell them together. Taking that a step further—stories are often more fun when we build them together. There persists this myth of the great artist, working feverishly…
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A Holiday Favorite Returns To Theatre On The Bay
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The stage will come alive in holiday song this December at UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, in a returning seasonal favorite CHRISTMAS BY THE BAY. CHRISTMAS BY THE BAY features music and lyrics explore holidays past, present and future – from older traditional songs like “Little Drummer Boy,” “What Child is This” and “Peace on Earth,”…
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Sheboygan’s Bookworm Gardens plans $1M restroom project inspired by ‘An Egg is Quiet’ book series
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SHEBOYGAN – Bookworm Gardens, the non-profit botanic garden whose mission is to inspire the love of books and nature in the young and young at heart, has announced plans for a new $1 million Family Restroom Building. The building will be on Bookworm’s core 1415 Campus Drive site (adjacent to UW-Green Bay’s Sheboygan Campus) and will…
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UW-Green Bay: A holiday favorite returns to Theatre on the Bay
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Marinette, Wis. — The stage will come alive in holiday song this December at UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, in a returning seasonal favorite CHRISTMAS BY THE BAY. CHRISTMAS BY THE BAY features music and lyrics explore holidays past, present and future — from older traditional songs like “Little Drummer Boy,” “What Child is This” and “Peace…
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2021 Tiny Earth Winter (International) Symposium returns on Friday, Dec. 3 via ZOOM
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Join organizers for the Tiny Earth Winter Symposium, Friday, Dec. 3, 2021, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CST) via ZOOM. The link will be provided upon registration. This international event is designed to showcase student research presentations as well as engage students’ families and friends in learning more about antibiotic resistance and the science…
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A Holiday Favorite Returns to Theatre on the Bay
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The stage will come alive in holiday song this December at UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, in a returning seasonal favorite “Christmas by the Bay.” “Christmas by the Bay” features music and lyrics explore holidays past, present and future—from older traditional songs like “Little Drummer Boy,” “What Child is This” and “Peace on Earth,” to modern…
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Psych and Stuff: Sticking to Our Guns: Why People Don’t Change Their Minds with Prof. Weinschenk
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In this episode, Ryan and Georjeanna talk with UW-Green Bay Prof. Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science) about the concept called belief perseverance. Why is it so hard to change our minds after receiving new information? Current events such as vaccine disbelief may be rooted in our inability to internalize new information and change our minds on…
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My Favorite Space with Prof. Weinschenk: The pergola between MAC Hall and the Baird Foundation Parking Lot
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There are a lot of really amazing spaces on all of the UW-Green Bay campuses and we love to highlight some of them on the CAHSS and Effect blog. This month Prof. Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science) wrote a brief article about his favorite space, the pergola that is nestled along the pathway between MAC Hall…
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Hidden History – The True Story of Alan Turing: Codebreaker. War Hero. Homosexual
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Join Interim Pride Center Coordinator Nicole Kurth and Pride Center Intern Matt Bisenius as they shine a light on the hidden history of Alan Turing, a brilliant mathematician and WWII enigma codebreaker. The event is from 4 to 5 p.m. Dec. 8, 2021 and is free and open to the public in the Christie Theatre…