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UW-Green Bay and Prof. Regan A. R. Gurung recently welcomed a visiting scholar from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, for a two-week stay. And while Melinda Webber on Sunday left the chill of...
Most, but not all, of our daily LOG subscribers also subscribe to the periodic, photo-illustrated LOG Extra. That’s why we include links to features and galleries that made their debut Thursday in Extra. In...
Visiting Slovak activist Lubomira Slusna was awarded the key to the city of Green Bay Wednesday (March 6), honored by city Mayor Jim Schmitt during an afternoon reception in the University Union.
A visiting Slovak activist will receive the key to the City of Green Bay Wednesday (March 6) during her third trip to campus. Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt will present Lubomira Slusna with the...
The next Cultural Cuisine Luncheon will showcase Vietnamese food and culture. The guest speaker will be Hung Nguyen from the Mauthe Center. Tickets are now on sale at the University Ticketing and Information Center...
Space is still available for the UW-Green Bay International Women’s Day Luncheon, scheduled to take place from noon to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 6, in Phoenix C of the University Union. Eastern European human...
“Global Citizenship in an Evolving World” is the common theme selected for the 2013-2014 academic year. As stated in the proposal, globalization has triggered a wide range of social, cultural, political, environmental, and economic...
Our friends in the International Center are taking this opportunity, with the start of the second semester, to remind all on campus that international students occasionally face challenges in UW-Green Bay courses due to...
Traveling abroad over the winter break, UW-Green Bay French 499 and HUS 499 students managed to catch both Packer playoff games telecast live while they were in Paris. We’re told the Vikings game kicked...
The University’s curator of art, Stephen Perkins, returns from Egypt this week after a two-week stay in and around Cairo. His photoblog delves directly into the protest art, street murals, and political cartoons that...
