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The UW-Green Bay Chorale and Concert Choir along with special guests, Green Bay Choral Artists, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 12, in the Cofrin Family (main) Hall at the Weidner Center for...
The need for continuing, bipartisan support of the University of Wisconsin System was the main message at a rally outside the University Union late Wednesday afternoon (March 4). A crowd of about 75 braved...
The good news according to UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Lora Warner, is that research supports that Brown County is still highly valued for its quality of life. Warner (above with her students) presented to...
UW System President Ray Cross testified before the state Legislature’s Joint Committee on Finance Tuesday, requesting that members approve the UW System Authority and a dedicated funding stream in Governor Scott Walker’s 2015-17 proposed...
The Madison Capital Times has a lengthy account of testimony Tuesday by Ray Cross and James Schmidt to the Joint Finance Committee. Reaction by legislators was mixed, with some appreciation for the impact cuts...
The Fourth Estate website has an article about a rally planned for 4 p.m. Wednesday (March 4) outside the University Union. Paul Ahrens, chair of the Student Government Association’s Academic Affairs Committee and a...
The third in a series of budget “town hall” discussions is scheduled for 9 a.m. this Friday (March 6) in the University Theatre, located in Theatre Hall. Chancellor Gary L. Miller will host the...
(In case you missed this announcement in Tuesday’s Log Extra — not every Log reader is an “Extra” subscriber — we repeat the following.) UW-Green Bay is making plans to celebrate the opening day...
Prof. Ellen Rosewall, Arts Management, was scheduled to be the featured speaker at two events in Washington, D.C. and Syracuse, N.Y. this week. On Feb. 27 she delivered the keynote at the Arts Management...
Nationally known political writer John Nichols will address the topic “Socialism in America” in the next installment of UW-Green Bay’s long-running Historical Perspectives Lecture Series. Nichols’ talk, free and open to the public, takes...
