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Responsibility for conveying notice of the cancellation of Wednesday evening’s classes fell primarily to staff in the University Communication Office once UW-Green Bay leadership reached its decision at about 2:45 after consulting with Public...
One casualty of Wednesday’s storm was a mid-day session organized by CIT. A new date and time will be announced for the CIT Brown Bag ‘What’s New in Internet Explorer 9?’ to be led...
The Lawton Gallery in Theatre Hall will open its spring semester exhibition series with “DIALOGUES,” featuring works from four faculty artists, with a reception from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7. The artists will offer...
The Neville Public Museum is showcasing the artwork of UW-Green Bay and St. Norbert College faculty in an exhibit that opened Saturday, Jan. 26. “The Artist as Teacher Part 1: The Fine Arts” includes...
The national soccer teams of the United States and Canada played a dull 0-0 draw in Tuesday night’s exhibition match in Houston, so you are to be forgiven (if not applauded) if you missed...
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...
UW-Green Bay Professor of Art and Design, Kristy Deetz, said she is eager to exhibit her artwork with that of other faculty. The Neville Public Museum is showcasing the artwork of UW-Green Bay and St. Norbert College faculty in an exhibit that opened Saturday, January 26, 2013.
The Lawton Gallery at UW-Green Bay will present “DIALOGUES,” a new exhibition featuring the works of four Art faculty members, Feb. 7-28 in Theatre Hall on campus, 2420 Nicolet Drive. The exhibit will kick...
Those interested in the topic of childcare on the UW-Green Bay campus are invited to an open forum from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Monday (Feb. 4) in the 1965 Room of the University Union....
Abita Springs, La., is close to New Orleans but miles removed from being a tourist destination. That didn’t matter to 44 UW-Green Bay students who spent “an incredible week” helping to build homes for...
