Log - Updates & Announcements for the UW-Green Bay Community
A short story by Brian Sutton, a UW-Green Bay emeritus associate professor in Humanities, has won the 2023 J.F. Powers Prize for Short Fiction. The story, titled “The Least,” will be published in an...
As the academic year comes to a close, the Office of Sustainability is asking that faculty, staff, and students complete our commuting survey. This survey takes 5 minutes and allows us to complete our...
Professor Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science) was recently quoted in a Wisconsin Public Radio article about the state of the economy and possible implications for the presidential election. “People reward and punish the incumbent party for...
Prof. David Coury (Humanities & Modern Languages) was interviewed by reporter Jaylon Banks from WISC-TV, Madison, about the on-going student protests on campuses across the country. Coury discussed the history of the movement and...
On Friday, the Cofrin School of Business honored Bill Conley as the very first recipient of the newly minted “Legacy of Excellence” award. Conley was selected to receive this distinguished honor and was presented...
Congratulations! After a 40-year career and 21 years with UW-Green Bay, Susan will be retiring from her position as Dean of the College of Health, Education and Social Welfare on July 11th. We invite...
Join CATL for the final Wacky Wednesday event of the semester next week on May 8 from 3 to 4:30 p.m.! Check out CATL’s 1-minute promo video, which helps set the scene: locked in the conference room, the CATL...
Phoenix Studios is excited to present “Baloney Detection,” a new podcast series researched, written, edited, and hosted by UWGB’s very own Associate Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences, Dr. James Kabrhel, fondly known as...
Check out the latest photo update of Cort Condon residence hall which is slated to open in Fall of 2024. The photos are courtesy of Immel Construction.
Professor Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science) was recently interviewed for an article on voter turnout and the 2024 presidential election. Voter enthusiasm, negative partisanship and Wisconsin’s swing status in 2024
