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Melt This Frozen Heart: Whiteout and Written in the Stars is Associate Professor Jessica Lyn Van Slooten’s latest installment in her monthly ‘Happy Hearts’ column on Cahsseffect.org. Van Slooten is a professor of English, Writing...
Lecturer Xan Bozzo (Philosophy & Humanities) authored the paper, “Is Same-Sex Marriage Unjust?” and is accepted for publication in Think: Philosophy for Everyone, a journal of the Royal Institute of Philosophy. This publication is...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Cristina Ortiz (Humanities, Global Studies and Spanish) has been appointed as a member of the Equal Rights Commission of the city of Green Bay. The Commission task is to monitor efforts...
Senior lecturer Kevin Kain (Humanities and History) has been designated as an Associate of Virtual Open Research Laboratory (VORL) program at the Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian Center, the University of Illinois in Spring...
On Sunday, Jan 31, at 2 p.m., as part of the NEA Big Read: Door County series on the post-pandemic set novel Station Eleven, three UW-Green Bay professors join local teens for a virtual...
On Saturday, Jan 30, at 1 p.m. via Zoom and Facebook Live, Rebecca Meacham (English, Humanities), Alan Kopischke (Arts Management, Theater) and Kelli Strickland, executive director of the Weidner Center for Performing Arts, will discuss...
Door County Library is launching its newest NEA Big Read festival this upcoming week with all events being available virtually to the public for free, including a Keynote discussion from author Emily St. John...
Caroline Boswell (Humanities) and Katia Levintova (Democracy and Justice Studies) co-editors of Syllabus Journal, housed at UW-Green Bay, would like to announce that the journal has just published its latest issue at http://www.syllabusjournal.org/syllabus. In...
UW-Green Bay Senior Lecturer Kevin Kain (Humanities, History, Global Studies) has published a set of books co-edited with David Goldfrank (Georgetown U.): Russia’s Early Modern Orthodox Patriarchate 2 vols. 1. Foundations and Mitred Royalty, 1589-1647 and 2. Russia’s Early Modern Orthodox...
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Nesvet (English, Humanities) was invited to contribute an article on “James Malcolm Rymer”—author of penny dreadfuls and inventor of fictional murderer Sweeney Todd—to the Oxford Bibliography in Victorian Literature (Oxford University...
