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Philosophers’ Café returns this Thursday (Feb. 13) from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Kavarna, 143 North Broadway. This month’s installment will celebrates Valentine’s Day with the counterintuitive suggestion that you had no choice in...
The new issue of Ancient Warfare magazine just came out and contains an article on the UW-Green Bay Linothorax Project, which confirmed the effectiveness of the lightweight linen armor that gave Alexander the Great’s...
Associate Professor of English Chuck Rybak, Humanistic Studies, encourages you to vote for the UW-Green Bay entry in a worldwide web vote-off for top Digital Humanities website. The site that Rybak created and hosts...
Prof. David Coury of Humanistic Studies will make the first presentation in the spring portion of the Great Books series at 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday (Feb. 11) at the Brown County central library. He’ll...
Prof. Greg Aldrete of Humanistic Studies is the author of the chapter “Material Evidence for Roman Sport and Spectacle” in the newly published book A Companion to Sport and Spectacle in Greek and Roman...
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Rebecca Meacham, English and Humanistic Studies, has won a literary journal contest award for her chapbook of flash fiction, which will be published in early March. “Morbid Curiosities” earned top...
A dozen UW-Green Bay faculty members will use 2014-15 sabbaticals to conduct research, enrich themselves academically and eventually return to the classroom with additional knowledge and insight. Associate and full professors from nine departments...
Gabriel Saxton-Ruiz, assistant professor of Humanistic Studies, gave an invited lecture Dec. 4 for the graduate studies program of Spanish & Portuguese at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The title of his talk was “The...
Andrea M. Reisenauer of Sheboygan has been selected to receive this commencement’s two top student honors. She will receive the Outstanding Student Award as presented by the UW-Green Bay Alumni Association, and she was...
Kevin Kain, a lecturer for Humanistic Studies and the Adult Degree program, was invited to present at Harvard University by the dean of the Harvard Extension School and historian Donald Owstrowski of the school’s...
