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Prof. Christine Style of Arts and Visual Design reports back that, midway through their study-abroad experience in Italy, the UW-Green Bay delegation of students, faculty and staff members is having a wonderful (and enlightening)...
Music Prof. Sarah Meredith Livingston of the Arts and Visual Design academic unit was scheduled to perform Monday night as guest soloist with the University of Sao Paulo Symphony Orchestra during their concert at the...
The Global Politics and Society class led by Prof. Katia Levintova, Public and Environmental Affairs, raised $200 last Friday during the semi-annual Global Summit on Sustainability. This time donations will benefit a non-profit organization,...
A five-person delegation from the Universidad Nacional de Tumbes in Tumbes, Peru, will arrive in Green Bay this Saturday afternoon (April 14) to begin a two-week stay hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
A Wisconsin State Journal story that ran Sunday (April 8) looks at the practice of colleges and universities paying foreign agencies to help them recruit international students, which seven UW System campuses do, according...
Prof. Ray Hutchison of Urban and Regional Studies was invited to present a talk on the “Suburbanization of Ethnic Communities” at the University of Bologna last week (March 7). What he did not know...
UW-Green Bay’s award-winning professor of Human Development, Regan A.R. Gurung, is on assignment with the University of Auckland this spring. He’ll be leading a seminar at 4 p.m. (New Zealand time) next Wednesday, March...
There’s now a full news release posted on the next installment in the newly revived Dinner Lecture Series. On March 29, Prof. Meir Russ presents “Israel: The High-Tech Wonder in the Desert” during an...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will present the next installment in its newly revived Dinner Lecture Series Thursday, March 29, when Prof. Meir Russ presents “Israel: The High-Tech Wonder in the Desert” in the Phoenix Room of the University Union on campus, 2420 Nicolet Drive.
Registration opens next Thursday for a book discussion from 5 to 7 p.m. March 27 in the Union’s 1965 Room. Prof. Heidi Sherman, Humanistic Studies, will facilitate discussion of Murder in the Name of...
