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UW-Green Bay alumnus Jacob Immel (’17, Public Administration) has published his first book R.I.P Small Talk: 100+ Captivating Conversations You Can Have Instead. Immel wrote the book to help people of all ages have more...
Fifth Learning from History Event: Richard J. Evans, The Hitler Conspiracies: The Protocols – The Stab in the Back – The Reichstag Fire – Rudolf Hess – The Escape from the Bunker, is Thursday, Nov....
In this week’s episode of Psychology and Stuff, sport and exercise psychologists, Jo Morrissey and Alan Chu, talk about the mental health of high performing athletes. Rooted in recent news about athletes like Simone...
The Cofrin Library is collecting books for the Give a Kid a Book program through the Friends of the Brown County Public Library. From Nov. 8 to Dec. 10, 2021, bring new children’s books...
UW-Green Bay Professor. Dean D. VonDras (Psychology) was interviewed for the article, “If I Only Knew Then What I Know Now” by Victoria Jicha that appears in The Flutist Quarterly, Vol. 46, No. 4,...
Final Fall 2021 enrollment: University’s growth on four campuses, graduate studies and new freshmen is a victory for the region Green Bay, Wis.—Northeast Wisconsin received good news on the future workforce front today when...
A new collaborative space opened on the Green Bay Campus in October of 2021—the Science Study Lounge. Identified as a study space with resources available such as paper, writing utensils, textbooks and more. Location...
UW-Green Bay graduate student Jillian Kurovski (Environmental Science and Policy) hosted “Study with a Spider,” in UW-Green Bay’s new Science Study Lounge, Oct. 28, 2021 on the second (plaza level) of the Environmental Sciences...
UW-Green Bay senior will use Amazon internship as a springboard following Spring 2022 Graduation University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Senior Connor Hamann has learned a formula for success—start with a clear vision, use rejection as...
WISCONSIN RAPIDS – When Paige Jackan spotted a Bud Light can with a piece of string tied to it floating in Crystal River, she just knew it was the treasure. As she paddled her...
