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Harvey J. Kaye is not only a Ben & Joyce Rosenberg distinguished professor, a professor of Democracy and Justice Studies and director of the Center for History and Social Change at UW-Green Bay, he...
Prof. Illene Cupit, professor of Human Development and Women’s and Gender Studies, recently returned from the Annual Conference on College Student Grief in Raleigh, N.C. Cupit was invited to present three papers, “Global Implications...
It was family fun when the UWGB Alumni Association and Division of Outreach and Adult Access hosted a summer reunion for alumni, faculty, staff, retirees and students last Wednesday (Aug. 1) at Joannes Stadium to cheer on the Green Bay Bullfrogs. The event has become a mid-summer tradition. This year, a promotional appearance by the Budweiser Clydesdales and the selection of people from the UW-Green Bay section to take part in the popular between-innings toilet paper toss added to the ambiance.
Due to the successful and historic landing of the Mars rover Curiosity Monday, UW-Green Bay’s Aileen Yingst will be away for a while.
About 90 Martian days, in fact.
Yingst, director of the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, headquartered at UW-Green Bay, is the deputy principal investigator for the Curiosity mission’s Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) camera, an instrument so powerful it can return images of individual grains of sand on the planet’s surface. She watched the rover land from mission headquarters early Monday (Aug. 6), joining in a jubilant celebration with “about 400 of my best friends” at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, Calif.
You’ve no doubt heard that the landing of the Mars rover Curiosity — so intense and complex it was dubbed the “seven minutes of terror” — was a success early Monday (Aug. 6) morning,...
Margaret Meder and her husband, Randy Meder, an associate professor of music at UW-Green Bay, have shared their inspirational personal story of raising a child with special medical needs in a new book. Margaret...
The Green Bay Packers — which is to say, UW-Green Bay — cheerleaders got some public face time this weekend during a fun exhibit at the Neville Public Museum of Brown County. Saturday (Aug....
A UW-Green Bay student was featured in a weekend Press-Gazette story about one very cool internship opportunity — helping rehab animals at Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary. Zac McLees is a junior who plans to...
The New York-based blog cultureID has picked up on an ongoing project and upcoming exhibit involving UW-Green Bay Art Prof. Alison Gates and Helen Klebesadel, director of the UW System Women’s Studies Consortium. The...
It’s a small world: Our phone rang the other day with news that former Phoenix swimmer Jason Askew, an Accounting and Business Administration major from Durban, South Africa, was being interviewed that very minute...
