Tag: UW-Madison
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First-ever Door County Jazz Festival to debut in August 2025 | Fox 11 News
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STURGEON BAY (WLUK) — Door County is prepping for a jazzy summer with an inaugural music festival. Door County will host its first-ever Jazz Festival at multiple locations in August 2025. There will be live performances from top and new acts throughout the peninsula during the week-long festival, culminating in a weekend stage event at Sturgeon Bay’s…
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The Emancipation of George Jackson: Featuring Professor Nolan Bennett, Oct. 23
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This virtual talk in collaboration with UW-Madison draws on the writings and legacy of 1970s activist George Jackson to articulate what he and fellow radicals envisioned as the political potential and limitations of writing as emancipatory and to consider what hope we should see in prison writing today. This virtual lunch event featuring UW-Green Bay Prof.…
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Several UW campuses reducing student fees, but not UW-Madison | Higher education | madison.com
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UW-Madison, does not plan to offer fee refunds even as thousands of students wage a campaign calling on administrators to cut some or all of the $734 they paid in fees this fall. The fees pay for services, such as bus transportation, University Health Services and access to the Wisconsin Union. Source: Several UW campuses…
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Grading choice impacts high school students working on dual credit through UW-Green Bay and UW-Madison | The Verona Press
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Verona Area High School students will get a choice over how their report cards look at the end of the academic year. They will be able to get a letter grade or a pass/fail grade. For students taking college-credit courses, such a dual credits through UW-Green Bay and UW-Madison, a pass/fail grade could hinder their…
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UW Varsity Band coming back to the Weidner, March 29
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The University of Wisconsin Varsity Band is coming back to the Weidner Center on Sunday, March 29, 2020 at 2 p.m. The Varsity Band concert features performances from the Badger Band, now conducted by Prof. Corey Pompey. The show is a fundraiser for the Wisconsin Alumni Association-Brown County Chapters local UW Scholarship Fund. Tickets are on sale now…
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Great Decisions Lecture Series to be hosted at UW-Green Bay on Wednesday, Mar. 27
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As a part of the 2019 St Norbert College/UW-Green Bay Great Decisions Lecture Series, UW-Madison Prof. Andrew Kydd (International Relations and Political Methodology) will present the lecture “Nuclear Negotiations: Back to the Future?” on Wednesday, Mar. 27, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. in Phoenix Room B located in UW-Green Bay’s University Union. Nuclear weapons have not gone away, and…
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NAS Seminar set for Friday, Nov. 9
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Christine Anhalt-Depies, from the Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology at UW-Madison, will give the next NAS Seminar on Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. Her topic is “Citizen science: A case of collaboration with the public for wildlife monitoring.” The seminar reception is at 3 p.m. in Environmental Sciences (ES) 317, Green Bay Campus. The seminar follows at…
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NAS Seminar series continues on Friday, Oct. 12
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Francisco Arriaga, assistant professor of soil science at UW-Madison, will continue the NAS seminar series on Friday, Oct. 12, 2018 with the topic “Soil management in agroecosystems: The picture is not always clear.” The seminar reception is at 3 p.m. in Environmental Sciences (ES) 317, Green Bay Campus. The seminar follows at 3:30 p.m. in ES…
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Alumnus Kober says UW-Green Bay made big impact
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If elected lieutenant governor, Democrat and Kurt Kober ’01 (Business Administration) pledges to make public education his number one priority. In his TV advertisement, Kober discusses the importance of education in his life, and asks his viewers to guess which public education experience (including UW-Green Bay) made the greatest impact in his life. The answer of course,…
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End of an era: No campus daily at UW-Madison
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The Daily Cardinal plans to cut production of its print edition to two days per week, leaving UW-Madison without a daily student newspaper only a few years after the campus had two of them and 123 years after the Cardinal began.