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A newly released collection features one hundred works of essays and poems from Wisconsinites on hope during the pandemic. We talk with the collection’s editor and hear readings by two of the featured writers....
New nonfiction by Director of Writing and Applied Arts and English Co-Chair, Professor Rebecca Meacham (Humanities), appears in the anthology, Hope is the Thing: Wisconsinites on Perseverance in a Pandemic, edited by B.J. Hollars....
Three Phoenix Studios podcasts connect to explore the Star Wars universe and childhood nostalgia in a special crossover episode of Cannonball, Serious Fun, and Voyageur: The Podcast. Join co-hosts associate prof. Bryan Carr (Communication...
After a year and a half break due to COVID-19, the International Film Series started back up on September 1 at the Neville Public Museum. This semester, there will be films in person as...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Heidi Sherman (History and Humanities) has been awarded both a Title VIII Fellowship and a Fulbright-Hays Fellowship from the American Council for International Education to further her advanced Russian language studies...
Both Byron Toben and I wrote recent articles on ancient Rome that featured and made reference to Dr. Gregory Aldrete‘s excellent and most informative lecture on Youtube entitled Cicero and the Secrets of Roman...
Prof. Cristina Ortiz (Humanities) and Associate Prof. Jon Shelton (Democracy and Justice Studies) have both been appointed to the first-ever Green Bay Equal Rights Commission. The Commission had its first meeting last week and...
Profs. Boswell and Levintova, co-editors of The Syllabus Journal, are happy to announce publication of the Spring issue of their Journal (Vol. 10, No 1). The table of contents can be accessed here. In the most...
Prof. David Coury (Humanities, German, and Global Studies) has co-edited with Prof Karolin Machtans (Connecticut College) a collection of essays on German-Iraqi writer Abbas Khider. This international volume with contributions from scholars in five...
The Teaching Press at UW-Green Bay published its second book, recently—The Green Bay Way, a 194-page, non-fiction historical perspective of UW-Green Bay women’s basketball. Written by Peter Kraker, a father of a Phoenix (Mehryn...
