Veterans Day is a day of remembrance and appreciation of those who have served in the United States Military. It is observed every year on November 11, the anniversary of the signing of the armistice, which ended World War II in 1945. Veterans Day is commemorated with events around the country and discounts and specials made available for veterans. But Veterans Day is not the end of recognition for veterans, and there are many services available to veterans once they leave the service.
Suicide Loss Survivor Awareness Day
Suicide has been a major issue throughout the globe for decades, but as of recently, the numbers continue to rise. In 2021, there were 1.70 million suicide attempts, which is 14.04 per 100,000 people. While many try to solve the issue of suicide and fight for increased awareness and a cure, numbers continue to rise, and the stigmas surrounding mental health remain. A topic not often recognized of suicide is those who remain after their loved ones succumb to mental illness. November 18th, 2023, is International Suicide Loss Survivor Awareness Day (SLSAD), a day dedicated to those who are left behind by suicide.
UWGB Unveils Strategic Master Plan
Right after the school year started, UWGB released its final revised copy of its master plan. This will guide the school’s actions for decades to come and impact every student and faculty member in some way.
UWGB Recognized for Acceptance of LGBTQIA2S+ Students
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB) has been recognized as being one of the most welcoming campuses in Wisconsin for LGBTQIA2S+ students. Of the 13 Universities of Wisconsin schools and their associated campuses, UWGB and UW-Eau Claire have been recognized as being the most welcoming of queer and transgender individuals. The UWGB Pride Center, the main resource for LGBTQIA2S+ students on campus, has received recognition in recent years for its outreach and acceptance at the university.
Best Study Spots in the Green Bay Area
Green Bay is famous not only for its football but also for its many educational institutions, including the University of Wisconsin Green Bay, Saint Norbert College, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Bellin College, and even more. The plethora of colleges and universities in the area also means there are hundreds of dedicated students looking for somewhere to study or cram for their next big exam. With many small businesses spread out throughout the city, college students have lots of options. Some of the most popular locations include Kavarna Coffee House, Daily Buzz, and The Exchange.
Door County Fish Companies Join a New Fish Pledge Program
Fishing has been a big part of Wisconsin’s shoreline economy and personality for as long as man has lived on its shores. From the Native Americans and First Nations peoples to the early settlers to today’s fishermen. Fishing provides food as well as jobs and other materials for the local and national economy and commerce. But there is a problem when only the meat is harvested, and the rest goes to waste. This is a problem: a new pledge signed by three fishing companies in Door County looks to end.
Crime, Sex, and Punishment: The Shakespearean Experience
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Theatre & Dance department put on a production of William Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure. The play ran from November 2nd to the 4th. The play tackled heavy topics such as sexual oppression, gender politics, the role of the church, and abuse of the state and the criminal justice system.
Harmful or Wholesome: Parasocial Relationships
“Anyways, I hope you get this, man, hit me back. Just to chat, truly yours, your biggest fan, this is Stan,” Eminem.
Green Bay Cross Country Looks to Take Success to NCAA Regionals
As the cross country season draws into November, there are two things a team can do: dwell on what it has already accomplished or look forward to what is to come. The UW-Green Bay Phoenix cross country team is looking to do both.
How To Stay Informed During Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic violence is a worldwide issue that has caused the deaths of millions of men, women, and children.