Author: Christopher Sampson
The magazine Vital Speeches of the Day, which bills itself as “a monthly collection of the best speeches in the world,” has notified Prof. Harvey J. Kaye of a rare honor: His December commencement...
The Great Books Discussions series is set to begin 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday, Jan. 12, with a talk by Prof. Cristina Ortiz at the Brown County Central Library, downtown. Members of the UW-Green Bay...
Michael John Carly, founder and first executive director of GRASP — the largest organization made up of adults on the autism spectrum — will lecture and answer questions on the topic of the autism spectrum...
There’s a new online photo gallery sharing again some of UW-Green Bay’s most fun photos from the year 2015: Obama and the Phoenix… a 50th anniversary selfie… Phoenix Way… “Battleship” at the pool… bubble...
Assistant Prof. Jon Shelton of Democracy and Justice Studies recently published a piece entitled “How Free Agency Changed the Course of Baseball’s Labor History” commemorating the 40-year anniversary of free agency in Major League...
Our friends in the UW-Green Bay HIMT program — the relatively new online bachelor’s in Health Information Management and Technology — are sharing the news they are now an official HIMSS (Healthcare Information and...
The Pride Center is seeking donations of clothing (all sizes of children and adults) and household items for the Campus Cupboard and the April 5 UWGB Clothing swap. Immediate needs include warm clothing, coats,...
Among those the UWGB community lost in the calendar year just concluded was Thomas L. Jones, the 1979 recipient of the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Student Award, presented to the top graduating senior from that...
If you are hungry and foraging for a meal or snack the following places will be open during January, here’s a reminder: Jan. 4 through Jan. 22, the Garden Café will be open Monday-Friday,...
Christopher Sampson, the longtime Log newsletter and Inside magazine editor, press release writer and chief cook and bottle washer in the University Communication office, will be hanging it up later this week after nearly...