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(UW-Green Bay Emeritus Prof.) Historian Harvey J. Kaye has long argued that leftists are too negative about American history, and that our focus on its horrors and miseries risks downplaying the other side of...
The Department of Natural Resources will hold a public hearing in early January on its final rule proposal to more than double the commercial harvest of lake whitefish in the southern waters of Green Bay.The...
Students at Marinette High School will have an opportunity to earn a two-year associate’s degree while still in high school starting next year. During Tuesday’s School Board meeting, Meagan Strehlow talked to the board...
GREEN BAY – Eleven-year-olds Brennan Hagedorn and Alex White click, drag and drop pink doohickeys across their screens onto green whatchamacallits.They’re in a classroom at the YWCA Greater Green Bay, where tiny lights on...
Professors Caroline Boswell (University of Louisville) and Katia Levintova (DJS) would like to invite campus community and regular readers of the Syllabus Journal to check out the latest, Fall 2021 (10:2) issue which contains pedagogical...
Beginning Jan. 3, 2022 the University Union will be surplusing plants that were used as barrier walls between areas of the Cloud Commons. The plants will be located on tables across from the Phoenix...
UW-Green Bay’s Frederick E. Baer Prof. in Business Gaurav Bansal and Interim Assistant Vice Chancellor of Inclusive Excellence Stacie Christian, are organizing a panel discussion, “How AI Algorithmic Bias Affects Society: How did I...
Attention all faculty! If you are interested in bringing your class to the traveling Smithsonian exhibit, “The Bias Inside Us,” which will be in the Grand Foyer of the Weidner Center between Jan. 15-Feb.13,...
In early December, UW-Green Bay Human Biology professor and Richter Museum of Natural History Curator was a guest on Dasha Kelly Hamilton’s podcast, “A Line Meant.” Wisconsin’s Poet Laureate Dasha selects a line of...
UW-Green Bay Professor Emeritus David Louzecky (Humanities/Philosophy) published an article in Think: Philosophy for Everyone. He argues that a good life is constituted by worthwhile activities, character, and relationships, not by happiness.
