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“Taco Bell, the Mexican-inspired fast-food chain, is quickly adapting for a new era of food culture. As trends shift in the ever-changing food market, Taco Bell has developed several innovative new services to maintain...
“We look forward to announcing live event dates for this summer and fall very soon,” said Kelli Strickland, executive, and artistic director. “In the meantime, we are committed to connecting community members with the...
“Women lag substantially behind men when it comes to their representation in leadership positions, showing there clearly is a broken rung on the career ladder for women. Our goal is to build an ongoing...
I’ve done one bicycle trip in my life and so naturally I’m insufferable about it: an absolute expert on interstate biking. I rant at my friends about a bike trip as the ideal post-pandemic...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Ryan Martin (Pyschology) talks about his book, Why We Get Mad, on the latest episode of Ruthless Compassion, a podcast hosted by Dr. Marcia Sirota.
Twenty-four area students were named to the fall semester honors list at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. The students from Port Washington are Luke Didier, high honors; Evelynn Ehrlich, highest honors; Hannah McCartney, high...
“The feeling that you shouldn’t be doing what men have been doing for so long is kinda always in the back of your head”, says UW-Green Bay Women’s Basketball player Caitlyn Hibner and UW-Green...
UW-Green Bay is hosting numerous events Black History Month throughout February. It starts with a book discussion on Feb. 4. For more, visit the Student Life website. Source: Black History Month Events Across Wisconsin...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has a goal with its new certificate program: Give everyone a voice. The new noncredit Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Certificate Program launches this month at UWGB. The goal of the...
“Especially in the wake of the Jan. 6 riots and insurrection, that’s an important moment to say hold on, who’s really interested in law and order?” says Nolan Bennett, a political science professor at UW-Green...
