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UW-Green Bay History major Megan Arent will graduate Saturday (Dec. 16, 2017) but not before a trip way back in time. She worked with Art Professor Sarah Detweiler on a project to catalog more...
“The Odds Were Stacked Against Me from the Beginning.“ Green Bay, Wis. – Riley Garbe came to UW-Green Bay as a fifth-grader on a Phuture Phoenix field trip, where a visit to the campus...
The next Philosopher’s Cafe is Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2017, from 7 to 8:30 at Titletown Brewery (2nd Floor) Downtown, Green Bay. “Humans love stories about traveling to distant realms and encountering the exotic, the...
Riley Garbe came to UW-Green Bay as a fifth-grader on a Phuture Phoenix field trip, where a visit to the campus turned into a dream of one day graduating from college. In the fall...
UW-Green Bay Humanities Lecturer Tara DaPra penned an op-ed piece for Inside Higher Education. Her article was published on Nov. 29 and discusses the recent UW System realignment. Read it here.
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Rebecca Nesvet’s (Humanities) article “Missing Persons: Lucy Hutchinson, Feminist Biography, and the Digital Archive” is published in the Chawton Studies in Scholarly Editing: (volume) The Invention of Female Biography, edited...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Rebecca Nesvet (Humanities) has been awarded an Everett Helm Visiting Fellowship at the Lilly Library (special collections library at the University of Indiana, Bloomington). In April 2018, at the Lilly...
UW-Green Bay Prof. David Coury (Humanities/German) was an invited participant at a University of Toronto workshop on Islamophobia in Germany. His presentation, “Integration, Assimilation and the Racialization of Islam,” looked at the rise of...
UW-Green Bay lecturer and alumnus Susan Frost ’97 (Humanities) says empathy can be a competitive business advantage. She was quoted in a Journal Sentinel column on Nov. 24, 2017 by Steve Jagler. “Susan Frost...
Campus and community members are welcome to attend the “500th Anniversary of the Reformation” event series that Humanities is sponsoring. The final event of the semester is the lecture, “Ignatius of Loyola and the...
