From the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Historians have long debated the effect of mass consumer culture on Americans’ political engagement in the 1920s. How should we understand the decline of political participation in the jazz age? And what lessons does the 1920s hold for our own time?
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Isn’t it fascinating how music can effect our moods, pace our days, and generally add to the rhythm of everything […]
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UW-Green Bay Psychology students will be hosting nine different Death Cafes in the greater Green Bay community. It is not […]
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We’re coming up on the end of 2019 which means I’d be failing at my job if I didn’t create […]
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This past October, director Martin Scorsese gave an interview with the British magazine Empire in which he dismissed the Marvel […]
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I have a confession to make: I love Hallmark Christmas Movies. The ubiquitous mugs of steaming hot cocoa, trays of […]
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November is hard. Daylight Savings Time ends, suddenly throwing us into darkness earlier than we’re used to. It gets colder. […]
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“You must remember this, a kiss is but a kiss…the fundamental things apply, as time goes by.” There is hardly […]
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Pick up Thomas Paine’s pamphlet of 1776, Common Sense. Even better, keep it bedside. Reading it will remind you of what it truly means to […]
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I do a lecture on horror movies in my Psychology of Emotion course, and I always ask my students the […]
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