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The latest installment of the “Late Night Catechism” series opens an eight-performance run on Tuesday (Feb. 16) in the Fort Howard Hall of the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. “Til Death Do Us...
The UW-Green Bay women’s basketball program is teaming up with Bellin Health to participate in the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association’s Pink Zone initiative to fight breast cancer. UW-Green Bay hosts a Pink Zone game...
Sheryl Van Gruensven, director of human resources for UW-Green Bay, says we’re reaching the point faculty and staff members might start hearing more about HRS — the UW System’s massive Human Resource System project...
The “mini-retrospective” of the ceramics and assemblages of Curt Heuer, professor emeritus of Arts and Visual Design, drew a nice turnout for last week’s opening of his “One Stumbles Into a Coincidence” show at...
As a dietetic intern through UW-Green Bay, Casey McKenzie is used to speaking in front of small groups. This week her audience base increased to the thousands, as she was spotlighted on WBAY-TV. Channel...
The deadline for students applying for next year’s dietetic internship program (a 37-week commitment through the Human Biology program) is Tuesday (Feb. 16). If you or anyone you know is interested, go to the...
In evaluating the success and popularity of the one-credit course “Career Planning,” the folks in UW-Green Bay’s Career Services center say it’s important to emphasize that this is a real course with real assignments,...
With recent news from UW-Madison on a fatal case of meningitis, the director of Counseling and Health Services at UW-Green Bay, Amy Henniges, has distributed an e-mail to all students. It offers a routine...
If you would like to conduct an international travel course next academic year (either new or previously offered), now is the time to submit your proposal to the Office of International Education. (Proposals for...
Craig Lockard, professor emeritus of history and Social Change and Development, and Victoria Goff, associate professor of history and Communication, wrote entries for the just-released book, Star Struck: An Encyclopedia of Celebrity Culture, edited...
