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Prof. Emeritus Michael Kraft, Public and Environmental Affairs, argues for swift action to address the issue of climate change in his latest column. Writing about the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate...
Prof. Emeritus Steve Dutch may be retired, but members of the local media still turn to him, on occasion, when things go boom in the night. Such was the case last week after residents...
Prof. Emeritus Michael Kraft again weighed in on the possibility that Gov. Scott Walker will run for president in an interview Thursday (Nov. 6) with WBAY, Action 2 News. Since Walker won a second...
Michael Kraft, professor emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs, and Scott Furlong, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, have just published the fifth edition of their book Public Policy: Politics, Analysis,...
We shared news in last week’s Log Extra that UW-Green Bay senior Robyn Nielsen is the University’s first-ever recipient of a Greater Research Opportunities Fellowship from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The...
Several local news channels on Tuesday (Sept. 23) ran stories in conjunction with National Voter Registration Day. NBC 26 reporter Megan Lowry turned to Prof. Emeritus Michael Kraft to round out her piece on...
With yet another Marquette Law School poll showing Gov. Scott Walker and challenger Mary Burke in a statistical dead heat ahead of the November election, WBAY, Channel 2’s Michelle Clemens turned to Prof. Emeritus...
Economist Ismail Shariff, professor emeritus of Urban and Regional Studies, has published a paper titled “U.S. Financial Crisis and its Global Implications” in the International Journal of Money Banking and Finance, vol 2: no 1.
One astute staff member recalls a conversation with founding Chancellor Ed Weidner — a passionate bird-watcher — who said one of his greatest birding experiences was seeing an extremely rare California Condor. Much like...
UW-Green Bay Art alumni, faculty members and emeriti have come together for the show “Unbound” at the Hardy Gallery in the Door County village of Ephraim, opening this Friday (Aug. 29). Gallery director Elizabeth...
