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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...
‘We carry a lot of titles that, I think, a lot of traditional public libraries don’t carry,’ the Potawatomi Cultural Center’s manager said. CRANDON – As history books are being banned across the country...
UW-Green Bay students and staff met at the Phoenix Statue on Thursday, May 4, to let out one loud scream to help relieve some stress ahead of finals week and spring wrap up. The...
The Center for Games and Interactive Media at UW-Green Bay invites all community members to the release event for Phoenix AR, a free application designed to use augmented reality to stories, histories and experiences...
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents announced the recipients of its 31st annual Teaching Excellence Awards. The awards recognize outstanding teaching and are the UW System’s highest recognition for members of its faculty...
GREEN BAY – Tribal leaders from across the state and country this week sent a formal letter to Wisconsin school officials of the more than two dozen districts that have refused to retire Native...
Meet one of the first graduates of our First Nations Education Doctorate program Each fall, students in the Oneida language immersion program excitedly harvest the bounty from the Three Sisters garden located at their...
