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An innovative and hands-on approach from UW-Green Bay Spanish faculty help Emma learn and understand the Spanish language. After her study abroad experience in Spain, Emma resolved to pursue a double major in Spanish...
Knowing more than one language is increasingly essential in our connected world. Knowing Spanish—the second most spoken language in the U.S. and the fourth most spoken in the world—is highly beneficial for anyone in...
Former UW-Green Bay colleague, Gabriel Saxton Ruiz will be presenting his latest book, “Patience Lost: Perspectives on Peru’s political crisis” on Friday, February 24 from 2-3pm. The presentation will be held virtually and in English....
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – The most recent U.S. Census data shows almost 42 million people speak Spanish at home — more than twice as many as in 1990. Some people might think the...
MARINETTE—For many immigrants in the U.S., learning English is just one of the many hurdles they must overcome; the process requires countless hours of memorizing vocabulary, conjugations, grammar rules and agreements, to say nothing...
GREEN BAY – You might recognize their work from around town and online. Maybe you’ve seen the high-contrast portraits by Megan Deprey, the warm colors of Alyssa Lentz’s photography, or the colorful aluminum wire sculptures of...
In this Episode #5 of Iluminamos 920, Kelly Lamas, Kory Brunette, and Mario Huarota (students from UW-Green Bay’s Spanish program) have a fascinating conversation with Marcelo Cruz, a professor of Geography at UW-Green Bay....
See a problem. Solve the problem. See a need. Fill the need. That’s part of the Wisconsin Idea. It’s also what drove three compassionate, UW–Green Bay students to start a podcast highlighting members of...
A group of students from UW-Green Bay’s Spanish program launched the podcast ‘Iluminamos920.’ This digital project seeks to discover the community’s challenges and victories through its members. Iluminamos920 also wants to create a bridge...
Every Thursday at 5 p.m. UW-Green Bay faculty, students, staff and members of the four-campus community meet to practice Spanish. Some fun events programmed to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month during Tertulia sessions include games,...
