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GREEN BAY — A community discussion of Henry David Thoreau’s essay, “Civil Disobedience,” will be held Tuesday, Oct. 14, as part of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Common Theme. The discussion is scheduled for...
There’s more in those babbling brooks that wander through the cities, rural and natural areas surrounding Green Bay than you may think. Students from area high schools in the lower Fox River watershed want...
GREEN BAY — Phuture Phoenix Day returns to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus for the seventh year, bringing about 1,300 fifth-graders one step closer to the college experience. Students from 13 Green Bay...
Kevin Sites to speak on ‘World of Conflict’ By Kelly McBride kmcbride@greenbaypressgazette.com October 1, 2008 Link to original article here. A renowned war correspondent will visit the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay today and Thursday...
GREEN BAY — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Student Government Association and the University’s Academic Staff Legislative Committee are co-sponsoring a candidate forum the 90th Wisconsin Assembly District. The forum, which is free and...
GREEN BAY — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Small Business Development Center is offering “Success On eBay,” a day-long workshop on using eBay to build your business and increase your success. The program focuses...
GREEN BAY — If you’ve got a thirst for a greener environment, then you’re welcome at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s first ever “Green Drinks” social gathering. Common Grounds Coffee House on the UW-Green...
GREEN BAY — “Craftivism: Reclaiming Craft and Creating Community” is the next featured exhibit at the Lawton Gallery on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus. A group exhibition—guest curated by Faythe Levine of the...
Aim is to help school, region become more eco-friendly By Kelly McBride kmcbride@greenbaypressgazette.com September 27, 2008 Link to the article here. The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is channeling its environmental origins with a new...
With a little ingenuity, some pieces of linen and a lot of glue, UW-Green Bay graduate Scott Bartell made history, literally. Bartell, a history major, re-created ancient Greek armor called linothorax.
