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Exhibit highlights appreciation and nostalgia for experiences not had and the forming of an identity By Janelle Fisher City Pages Editor UW-Green Bay’s Lawton Gallery is home to a new exhibit for the month...
Join us for the semester’s first event in All Rise: A UW-Green Bay Civil Liberties Lecture Series! March 29 5-6 p.m. Zoom The event is free and open to the public. Attendees will hear...
If you were unable to attend the ‘Democracy Matters: The State of Democracy: Current and Future Concerns’ panel discussion with Prof. Aaron Weinschenk, Ben J. and Joyce Rosenberg professor and chair of Political Science program, Reid Ribble,...
Are you interested in justice? Looking for a career path? Curious about the law, politics, or advocacy? Let’s talk about law school! Join the Democracy and Justice Studies program for an informational panel featuring...
Brian Sutton, associate professor in humanities, recently had his short story “Zero Tolerance” published in the literary journal, Fictive Dream. This is Sutton’s eighth short story, spread among seven different literary journals, to be published...
Professor Jon Shelton recently published a book titled, “The Education Myth: How Human Capital Trumped Social Democracy”. The book explains how Americans think about public education and its connection to economic opportunity, and how that...
UW-Green Bay students, faculty, and staff came together at the Sociology & Anthropology “Snack & Chat” event in the Weidner Center on Thursday to share their perspectives on a wide range of social and...
Associate Prof. of Democracy and Justice Studies and History, Eric J. Morgan has published an article in Safundi: The Journal of South African and American Studies. Morgan’s article, “The Higher Morality: Students for a...
Folio Art and Books is pleased to present “Defining Absence and Presence”, a two-person exhibition by Green Bay-based artists Lydia Dildilian and Lisa Wicka. From 2021-22, as Folio’s opening was postponed during 2021 and...
UW-Green Bay’s David Coury was recently featured in an article published by Wallethub about the 2023 Oscars. In the article, Coury discusses diversity within the current award system along with a few predictions on...
