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Folk musician Claudia Schmidt is returning to the Green Bay Area on November 4 for a concert commemorating five decades of original music, poetry, and storytelling. Claudia began her music career while still a...
Your story is unique, and we want to hear it! Wisconsin Public Radio (107 Wood Hall) and StoryCorps, the groundbreaking oral history project, are partnering on a Mobile Tour stop in Green Bay from...
With the new “Super Mario Bros.” movie hitting theaters, Associate Professor, Bryan Carr appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Central Time” on Tuesday, April 5 to discuss the history and legacy of the character as...
UW-Green Bay professor, Bryan Carr appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Central Time” Thursday, November 10 to talk about the transmedia history of Marvel’s Black Panther, the importance of black creatives, and the new film “Wakanda Forever”....
Though biology professor Mike Draney’s field of research is spiders, a big part of his job is focused on humans — mostly reassuring people that spider fears are overblown. “It’s about us. It’s not...
Wisconsin Public Radio talks with UW-Green Bay professor Ryan Martin (Psychology) about his new book on anger, and how it can be used for positive change. They talk a bit about how race and...
Prof. Rebecca Meacham (English, Humanities) was featured on WPR to promote UntitledTown, a book and author festival in Green Bay that boasts many connections to UW-Green Bay. The organizers of the festival discusses the upcoming...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Alise Coen (Political Science, Public and Environmental Affairs) was featured as a guest on “White House Considered Sending Asylum Seekers To Sanctuary Cities” on WPR. Listen here.
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. David Helpap (Public and Environmental Affairs) joined the discussion following the announcement of Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Green Bay set for Saturday, April 27, 2019. “Democrats clearly think that Wisconsin...
In a WPR article featuring Green Bay mayoral candidates and their take on the city’s pothole problems, Associate Prof. David Helpap (Public and Environmental Affairs) provided insight. “No matter which candidate ends up winning, it...
