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Staff members in the Office of Marketing and University Communication are experimenting with a new Log format based on responses from readers in late spring, early summer. Gone will be the “table of contents-style”...
Coming to your inbox, today’s Log Extra — the supplemental (mostly) publication that highlights highly visual content through photos, videos and graphics. Take the time to read yours today. We notice one typo in...
If you missed Log Extra yesterday, it’s worth the look. Great stories: Information and Computing Sciences gets a gift from Google to help Phuture Phoenix in a brand-new partnership; music students tell us why...
UWGB alumnus sings at Lambeau Field UW-Green Bay music alumnus Kevin Wellens was chosen by UWGB music faculty members to perform at the Green Bay Packers Lambeau Field this fall. Hear Wellens speak on...
Didn’t get to read your Log Extra today? If not, you missed these stories and photo galleries… Feature: UWGB has a new App Photos: NURSE 1-2-1 welcomes first Feature and photos: GPS (Gateway to...
Don’t miss your Log Extra today… you will find three photo galleries — a field trip to Pictured Rocks, incredible campus spring photos and a recent retirement reception. Plus, news about two student space scholars...
Check your inbox for Log Extra yesterday. In case you missed it, great photos of Kumar Kangayappan’s retirement reception, 50 and Forward event, Social Work Symposium, news about recent Kress Center recognition, commencement, and...
In your inbox yesterday, some great photo coverage of a number of University events. It never gets old to see the smiling faces of our Phuture Phoenix or our grateful scholarship recipients. Also, check...
In Log Extra today: the men start dancin’, the women shoot to be dance partners, and a little dance history… Plus, see the headlines and links to top coverage across national news outlets, and...
Friends of Charlie Leonard want his legacy to live on, and it will, in talented UWGB communication students. Read more about the local public relations pioneer and a gift to UWGB in his name....
