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Academic programs within the interdisciplinary Public & Environmental Affairs (PEA) unit at UW-Green Bay recognized several local community partners and outstanding students at their end-of-semester “Celebrating Students & Philanthropy” awards ceremony, held in MAC Winter...
UW-Green Bay Associate Professor, Alise Coen, was interviewed on Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Central Time” about the latest developments in U.S. immigration and asylum policies, including the creation of regional processing centers for asylum-seekers in Latin American countries....
Researchers are beginning to better understand the toll of polarized politics on mental and physical health, and a new study suggests that Americans’ political anxiety crescendos before a major election. Led by University of Nebraska–Lincoln political...
Mark your calendars for the Public & Environmental Affairs program’s “Celebrating Students & Philanthropy” event on Thursday, April 27, from 3:30-5:00pm in MAC Winter Garden. This awards ceremony will recognize several important community partners from...
Professor Aaron Weinschenk’s congressional politics class recently had the chance to hear a guest lecture from State Rep. Kristina Shelton. Representative Shelton shared insights on her path to elected office and then the students...
Leading up to the 2023 Spring Election on April 4th UW-Oshkosh hosted a bipartisan public town hall to hear from election officials, election law experts, and cybersecurity experts on the safety and integrity of...
You’re invited to attend this semester’s next meeting of “All Rise: A UW-Green Bay Civil Liberties Lecture Series”, on Wednesday, April 19 from 6-7pm. This online meeting will feature immigration rights attorney Samantha Kulhanek. Sam...
GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — Republican Rep. Dan Knodl defeated Democratic attorney Jodi Habush Sinykin for the open Wisconsin Senate seat in District 8, which was vacated when Republican Alberta Darling retired in November....
As part of the recent “Keep Our Republic” UW-Green Bay Panel Discussion on Challenges to Democracy, professor Aaron Weinschenk participated as a panelist in the discussion with Congressmen Gephardt and Ribble. For those who...
If you were unable to attend the ‘Democracy Matters: The State of Democracy: Current and Future Concerns’ panel discussion with Prof. Aaron Weinschenk, Ben J. and Joyce Rosenberg professor and chair of Political Science program, Reid Ribble,...
