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Story by Madalyn E. Paulsen and Mia Perez-Behringer, UW-Green Bay student interns Rebecca Stewart, a UW-Green Bay student and future educator, credits her English classes with helping her rise to become a nationally recognized...
GREEN BAY (NBC26 — A professor at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is helping thousands of women find their needle in a haystack with her online dating strategy. Meet Jennie Young, the professor and...
BROWN COUNTY – Art has always been a uniting force that brings people of different backgrounds together, and the English students at UW-Green Bay are utilizing this ability. Through a collaboration with TimeSlips’ Tele-Stories...
Delve into the world of literature and storytelling with Kyra, a UW-Green Bay English major who has always had a deep love for reading. Kyra shares her journey from receiving support and encouragement from...
Professor Rebecca Nesvet (English) has an article published in the journal Nineteenth Century Gender Studies’s special issue “Writing Aslant: Voicing across Genders in Nineteenth-Century Literature.” The article is “Walking Aslant: Irene Adler Visits the...
Lit Wisconsin is a sporadic series of stories in which we highlight the work of writers of Wisconsin or those with ties to the state. Today we’ll feature the work of Green Bay fiction...
Class project explores the medicinal and environmental importance of the Cofrin Arboretum During the Fall 2022 semester, The University of Wisconsin Green Bay Office of Sustainability worked with writing students to create an online...
The reasons for sharing a story are vast—to make a point, to provide wisdom, to create an emotional connection. For senior citizens, having a forum to share their stories extends beyond communication—to being compassionately...
Sitting down with a good book feels good. A (UW-Green Bay) Wisconsin professor shares what she’s most excited to read in the coming months. Plus, we talk about book banning trends. Listen to Prof....
The Humanities program is hosting their second faculty forum of the Spring semester on March 31, from 1:30-2:00 pm. Zack Kruse will be presenting “Comic Books and the Changing Face of American Liberalism” in the Alumni...
