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It’s the resilient who pick themselves up and start all over again. Eric Friedland is notable in that regard—he’s picked himself up a few times and started all over again—even after being successful. His...
The ideological divide in the United States on the subject of climate change has impeded progress in curbing greenhouse emissions. But extreme weather events at both ends of the thermometer have focused attention on...
March 9, 2020 at 6:30 p.m., this Great Decisions lecture via ZOOM will discuss the drug policy in Latin America. The issue of migration to the United States from Latin America has overshadowed the...
Russia and the United States have many areas of conflict and some possible areas of mutual interest. Arms control, Russian interference in U.S. elections and support of cyberattacks, the status of Ukraine, the fate...
UW-Green Bay’s Chuck Rybak was featured in the latest issue of The Drift for a poem he wrote titled “bye”. This poem is a constraint-driven poem that does not include any letters that appear in...
UW-Green Bay will again be joining with St Norbert College for this semester’s Great Decisions lecture series, Feb. 9, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. It is free and open to the public. The series spotlights...
Congratulations to faculty members Associate Prof. Clif Ganyard (History, Humanities) and Prof. Michelle McQuade Dewhirst (Music) for being selected to represent UW-Green Bay as 2022–23 UW System Wisconsin Teaching Scholars! Each year, two faculty...
UW-Green Bay Professor Emeritus David Louzecky (Humanities/Philosophy) published an article in Think: Philosophy for Everyone. He argues that a good life is constituted by worthwhile activities, character, and relationships, not by happiness.
Need a last minute gift for a Phoenix fan? Don’t forget about two great perspectives on men’s and women’s basketball. Peter Kraker’s Book, The Green Bay Way can be found at the Phoenix Bookstore;...
English Students in Professor Jennie Young’s (English, Humanities) creative writing class (ENG 312) have published a number of internet satire pieces this semester! Topics range from Halloween, to fat-shaming, to mocking college football, to...
