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From Boom to Bust: The Rise and Fall of Wisconsin’s Film Tax Credit and Its Lasting Impact on Local Filmmaking
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A previous examination explored how “Hollywood” reached the state of Wisconsin in the past; now, the focus shifts to how films are currently produced in the state.
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Cozy Campus Spots: Finding the Perfect Place to Study, Socialize, and Unwind
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There are so many spaces on campus to choose from, enough to choose a new place every day of the week. Whether students prefer quiet, ambient environments or enjoy studying alongside peers, there’s a perfect place for everyone.
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First-Generation Phoenix Smart Cow Fundraiser
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One may ask: “What could be better than yogurt?” Perhaps it’s frozen yogurt. Smart Cow, a frozen yogurt business, was featured in a fundraiser at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Union on Nov. 7. Hosted by the UWGB organization called…
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UWGB Theatre Department Prepares Up for Spring Productions: Tips for Audition Success
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The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB) Theatre Department recently completed auditions for its spring semester productions: The Angel Next Door and Page Turner.”
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Is Okta Working?
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Since the implementation of Okta, there have been many mixed reviews. Some students don’t mind authenticating themselves, and others don’t enjoy going through all the steps every time they log in.
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Cofrin Arboretum Construction: What’s Going On?
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The University of Wisconsin–Green Bay (UWGB) is home to a beautiful natural space for recreation and research – the Cofrin Arboretum – which is currently closed due to ongoing and unspecified construction.
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The Student Loan Forgiveness Act: A Financial Paradox in Education
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To fully understand the Student Loan Forgiveness Act, it is important to clarify its provisions. Under the new law, a former student or alumni will have their remaining student debt balance forgiven after making 10 years of consecutive payments while…
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Green Bays’ Northern Lights
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The Northern Lights, a natural phenomenon admired by many but witnessed by few, are a semi-visible display of the sun’s charged atmospheric particles entering Earth’s atmosphere and reacting with Earth’s magnetic field. This display is more commonly viewed closer at…
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Nontraditional Student Organization and Children’s Hospital of Green Bay St. Vincents Teddy Bear Toss at UWGB Men’ Basketball Game
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It was a night full of community support in Green Bay. On Oct. 24 at 6 p.m., the UWGB men’s basketball team played against St. Norbert University, another college located in the Green Bay area. It was a special night…
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University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s 3rd Annual Viking Festival
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At the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, on the outskirts of Wood Hall’s parking lot and near the Coffrin School of Business, the Viking House comes into view. As visitors inch closer, they see an entire Viking village and become eager to explore…
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Brown County Library Hosts Annual Pop Con Convention, Celebrating Geek Culture and Creativity
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If anyone thought convention season was over in Green Bay, they should think again. On Saturday, Oct.5, Brown County Library hosted Pop Con, a convention that invites people of all ages to participate in various events. Convention attendees dress up…