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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...
UW-Green Bay learned of the passing of Max Frost, last Thursday, Dec. 2, 2021. He and his wife Susan Frost (lecturer in the Humanities) have been longtime supporters of the University, including extensive involvement...
Prof. Rebecca Nesvet’s (Humanities) article “Mocking Andromeda in Julia Constance Fletcher’s The Fantasticks” has been accepted for publication in the journal Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens. The article concerns Midwestern American writer Julia Constance Fletcher’s...
Fo the next event in the Time to Act: Germany-Jewish Relations Past and Present Series, two distinguished guests: Rabbi Jeremy Borovitz from the Base Hillel Center in Berlin, Germany, and Ellie Gettinger from the...
If you are looking for new ideas of what TV shows or movies to watch, check out our blog section “What You Should Be Watching” by Prof. David Coury. Each month Coury writes about...
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Dan Kallgren (Humanities and History) and UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Eric J. Morgan (Democracy and Justice Studies and History) gave a presentation on “Writing Local History for Publication” at the...
As a part of Time to Act: Germany-Jewish Relations Past and Present series of events this semester, a poster presentation of Sophie Scholl and the White Rose will be on display on the fourth...
Tune in Oct. 21, 2021, from 6 to 7 p.m. for the fourth Learning from History Event: Susan Neiman’s Learning from Germany. The event will take place in Cofrin Library 304 and via Zoom. Please...
