Log - Updates & Announcements for the UW-Green Bay Community
We’re excited to announce a fun and engaging multi-department scavenger hunt that will take place across campus from April 8-10! This event is designed to get everyone out and exploring different areas of the campus,...
Long Night Against Procrastination returns again for the spring semester! Hosted by the Library and Learning Center Tuesday, April 15, 7:00pm-10:00pm Cofrin Library – 2nd floor Encourage your students to attend and beat procrastination...
UWGB-United members were in the news when faculty and staff from UW-Green Bay went to the Prevea corporate headquarters seeking a meeting with Regent Ashok Rai to discuss a regent “meet and confer” policy....
Join us as Dr. Kaanthan Jawahar, a psychiatrist specializing in alcohol-related brain damage and a director for the Alcohol-Related Brain Damage Network (ARBD) discusses with Dr. Alison Jane Martingano the impacts of drinking. Tune...
The 2025 Green Bay Jazz Festival will take place March 31 – April 5, with specially curated events celebrating Jazz and highlighting the musicians that make the music happen. It continues UW-Green Bay’s 55-year...
On Wednesday, April 2nd, the Multicultural Resource Center and Organización Latino Americana (OLA) are hosting Eduardo Chávez, grandson of civil rights leader César Chávez on campus. At 5:30 pm, we will screen Eduardo’s documentary,...
The historic Tarlton Theatre in Green Bay is proud to present The Great Dictator (1940) as part of a new Fascism In Film series, featuring University of Wisconsin-Green Bay professors Jon Shelton (Democracy and...
The Society for Information Systems and Business Analytics (SISBA) at the Cofrin School of Business (CSB), UW-Green Bay, hosted a presentation on “What is Business Analytics?” on March 11, 2025. Led by Erin Olson...
Professor David Voelker’s (History & Humanities) article “Aldo Leopold and Conservation in Green Bay” in the Winter/Spring 2025 issue of Voyageur: Northeast Wisconsin’s Historical Review includes a section on the influence of Leopold’s Sand County Almanac at...
Professors David Voelker (History & Humanities), Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science), and David Helpap (Political Science and Public Administration) published an opinion essay in the Sunday edition of the Wisconsin State Journal titled “Americans depend...
