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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 17, 2024 The Green Bay community is invited to the event on Friday, April 19, 2024 Green Bay, WI – One of the brightest stars in the Marvel Cinematic Universe...
GREEN BAY – Groundbreaking Marvel Studios star Alaqua Cox will be at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay on April 19. Cox, who is from the Menominee Nation and stars as the title character in the Disney+...
Alaqua Cox, who plays Echo in “Hawkeye” and “Echo,” is part of UWGB’s First Nations Education Celebration on April 19 GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – The star of her own Disney+ series as Marvel’s...
Wisconsin native and star of Marvel Studios’ latest hit “Echo,” Alaqua Cox will be on the UW-Green Bay campus on Friday, April 19 from 6-7:30 p.m. in the University Union, Phoenix Rooms. Students, faculty,...
The UW-Green Bay Center for First Nations Education will host a reception honoring its collection of educational resources on Monday, February 19, 2024. Elder Hours with Napos will be held from 3:45 to 5...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 15, 2024 The collection will be honored on Monday, February 19, at the UW-Green Bay Cofrin Library Green Bay, WI — The UW-Green Bay Center for First Nations Education is...
Join us for a book launch and author signing with Dr. Carol A. Cornelius on Oct. 17th from 3:30-5 PM in the Breakthrough Studio (Cofrin Library 3rd Floor) and on Zoom. Dr. Cornelius recently...
By Margaret Ellis – Yotsi’nahkwa’talihahte (Wild Rose), Oneida Nation University of Wisconsin-Green Bay First Nations Graduate Assistant, Wisconsin Sea Grant Wisconsin Sea Grant and UWGB Center for Biodiversity hosted the third annual tobacco blessing...
Wisconsinites are known for putting our own unique spin on words like “bubbler” and “ope,” but how did the state itself get its unique name? A Wisconsin State Historical Society essay says the name...
A small technical college in Wisconsin created a certificate to include Indigenous learners and incorporate more Native American history and understanding within the community. In Wisconsin, the postsecondary credential completion rate for American Indians...
