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A decade-old work of fiction by Humanistic Studies Prof. Rebecca Meacham appearing in the current issue of a professional journal with “Legal Studies” in the title? Well, yes. The title story from her 2004...
Monday’s edition of the Chronicle of Higher Education brought with it wonderful exposure for UW-Green Bay Professor of Humanistic Studies Gregory S. Aldrete. In a news story headlined “The Linen Legions,” Chronicle reporter David...
2013 marks the 60th anniversary of the people’s uprising in East Germany in 1953. While not as well known or remembered as the uprisings in Hungary in 1956 or the Prague Spring of 1968,...
Associate Prof. Derek Jeffreys, Humanistic Studies and religion, will discuss his new book, Spirituality in Dark Places: The Ethics of Solitary Confinement, from 3-4:30 p.m. Sunday, May 5 at Kavarna Coffeehouse, 143. N. Broadway,...
The academic programs in Public and Environmental Affairs and Humanistic Studies, along with the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, would like to invite you to a public lecture this Monday (April 15) from 5...
How’s your Spanish reading comprehension? If it’s así así o mejor, you might enjoy this writeup about UW-Green Bay Prof. Hernán Fernández Meardi‘s upcoming talk at a conference in Tijuana, Mexico, about the 50th...
Came across this on the interwebs: Joyce Salisbury, professor emerita of History and Humanistic Studies at UW-Green Bay, was interviewed for a CNN story and lengthy CNN.com piece on Christian martyrdom. Salisbury has written...
Associate Prof. Derek Jeffreys spoke with the Green Bay Press-Gazette last week about the significance of the Easter holiday — especially with a newly named Pope leading the planet’s 1.2 billion Catholics. In a...
Three popular UWGB courses have been awarded “Quality Matters” certification for the high quality of their course design. They are: • Popular Music Since 1955, Prof. Michelle McQuade Dewhirst, Music • Business Statistics, Prof....
Award-winning Prof. Greg Aldrete of Humanistic Studies reports his book on the Linothorax Project has finally arrived, and is in print and available to the public. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press, Reconstructing Ancient...
