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The release of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” comes as students at UW-Green Bay now have the opportunity to add a minor (area of emphasis) in Science Fiction and Fantasy. The new area of...
Campus chairman Rick Warpinski provides one final update on pledges to the fall 2015 United Way campaign at UW-Green Bay. The final numbers: $10,582 to the United Way from 67 donors. That’s up two...
The Green Bay Press-Gazette business section ran a feature Dec. 10 on Nell’s Wigs, the innovative local retail shop founded by Stacey Nellen-Kolze. The story notes that the proud UW-Green Bay alumnus (she’s a...
The Phoenix women’s basketball team is now 9-2 after Tuesday night’s thrilling, come-from-behind victory over a solid Belmont University team. Junior Mehryn Kraker was the key on offense with 22 points, most of them...
35 years ago this month, the UWGB men’s basketball team squared off against the Wisconsin Badgers at the old UW Fieldhouse in the much-anticipated first matchup between the two programs, one of the most...
Some of you might remember the role UWGB played in a November 2010 concert of NFL Films music at the Meyer Theatre in downtown Green Bay. Music faculty members Kevin Collins and John Salerno,...
Members of the UW-Green Bay Foundation Board of Directors and the Chancellor’s Council of Trustees take serious their support of the University and involvement in campus activities. A total of eight Trustees (ID’d above)...
Prof. Sarah Meredith Livingston and UW-Green Bay vocal students and alumni spread some holiday cheer again this year with office-to-office caroling on Dec. 16, the Wednesday of final exams week. At one of their stops, the carolers were treated to applause and cookies by the Office of the Chancellor, with Chancellor Gary Miller and Mrs. Miller handing out the goodies.
Harvey J. Kaye, a University of Wisconsin-Green Bay professor of Democracy and Justice Studies with a national reputation as an author, historian, and political analyst, drew a standing ovation at the close of his...
A faculty member with a national reputation as an author, historian, and political analyst rallied UW-Green Bay’s fall/winter 2015 graduates to do their patriotic part to rediscover American democracy and make the nation “freer, more equal, and more democratic than ever before.”
