UW-Green Bay presents Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse
UWGB Theatre and Dance, in partnership with the Weidner Center, will present a Stage Adaptation of the classic children’s book, Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse.
Tagged: Transformation
Video: Transforming power of a UW-Green Bay degree
What do we mean about the transforming power of a UW-Green Bay degree? UW-Green Bay faculty and staff and our community partners, take the dreams of our current students and do everything in our...
December ’15 Commencement: Day in photos
An audience of 2,000 joined several hundred faculty, staff and dignitaries in celebrating the achievements of the fall/winter 2015 graduating class at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay on Saturday afternoon (Dec. 19). About 450...
‘Model United Nations’ class leads to deeper understanding
Students in UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Elizabeth Wheat’s Introduction to Global Politics and Policy classes say United Nations simulations motivate and engage them on a deeper level. The assigned project gives them a better...
TV success preempts college degree… until now
As a junior in high school nearly 50 years ago, Tom McCarey couldn’t have known that getting a part-time, entry-level position in the production department at WBAY-TV would be the start of a long...
Stockpiling ideas: Planning students aid Stockbridge
Students in the Urban and Regional Planning theory course taught by Prof. Marcelo Cruz traveled to the Calumet County village of Stockbridge Wednesday night to share with the Village Board ideas for the community’s...
UW-Green Bay Theatre presents “It’s a Wonderful Life”
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Theatre and Dance and Music presents the beloved holiday classic It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, November 19-20 at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts.
HOOAH! Student rallies campus, community for vets
Nicholas Gries, a nontraditional student at UW-Green Bay, has had many experiences in his life that have made him the man he is today. But it is his military experience that drives his current passion to dive further, dig deeper — both at the University, and in service to his community.
One million: Kress Events Center nears user milestone
Some time Wednesday afternoon (Nov. 4, 2015), the Kress Events Center at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will record its one-millionth fitness-and-recreation patron visit. Jeff Krueger, director of operations, says he and Kress staff...
This November, wild rice is for seeding, not stuffing
Remember the grant received by Natural and Applied Sciences faculty members to pilot the restoration of native wild rice, bulrush and wild celery stands in the lower bay? This just in: Researchers have obtained...
