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Ray Hutchison (Urban and Regional Studies) has been invited to to join the Executive Editorial Board of Sociologia urbana e rurale (Urban and Rural Sociology). The journal is published through the Centro Studi sui...
Prof. Gabriel T. Saxton-Ruiz, of Humanistic Studies and Spanish, has published a chapter of a graphic novel in the current issue of Words without Borders: The Online Magazine for International Literature. The piece is called...
The latest edition ( Volume 3 Issue No. 2) of the International Journal of Management and Business, IJMB, is now available. UW-Green Bay Prof. Meir Russ of the Cofrin School of Business is chief editor...
As the Dow Jones industrial average neared the 14,000 mark earlier this week, the possible milestone was is receiving some attention in the financial and news media realms. Wisconsin Public Radio reporter Patty Murray...
Renowned anti-harassment advocate Holly Kearl will lead a lunchtime session on campus Tuesday, Feb. 12, speaking from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Christie Theatre of the University Union. A brown bag lunch session will...
We gave you a sneak peek yesterday of some of the terrific faculty works currently on display as part of the Neville Public Museum’s “The Artist as Teacher Part I” exhibit, on display now...
If you saw a line of ticket buyers over in the University Union today (Friday, Feb. 1) it was for the upcoming concert by “American Idol” champion Phillip Phillips. It’s not yet a sellout....
UW-Green Bay and the American Association of University Women (AAUW) will host activist, writer and nonprofit professional Holly Kearl for an on-campus event from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12. Kearl, whose work focuses...
Carol Wautlet, a staff member in the Natural and Applied Sciences Office, sends thanks to the many UW-Green Bay friends and colleagues who have been supportive in the days since fire destroyed her family’s...
Even though classes were cancelled for Wednesday evening at UW-Green Bay, the University Union remained open to serve students including the roughly 2,000 who live on campus. At last report, Good Times Programming was...
