Grace Martin: Through the Eyes of an 1840s Woman: Varney the Vampyre
Introduction Varney the Vampyre was a story written by James Malcolm Rymer and published in installments between 1845-1847. These installments […]
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Autumn Johnson: A Comparison of Power Dynamics Among Vampires
Vampires typically have heightened strength and abilities. The vampires in Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight have super speed, many others, such as […]
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Aubrey Laux: Fears of Being Alone in Carmilla and What We Do in the Shadows
Why are vampires bad artists? Because they always want to draw blood! Ha, ha, ha, ha, get it? All jokes […]
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Gather on Broadway: Gathering the Community Together for Unique Experiences
Follow the journey of Gather on Broadway with their struggles and triumphs before, during, and after the pandemic.
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Psych and Stuff: Do Antidepressants Work? The Science of Serotonin
In this episode our hosts talk with Psychology neuroscience professor Dr. Todd Hillhouse and Psychology major Kaitlyn Partridge about the role of serotonin in depression. We discuss the effectiveness of SSRIs and other drugs in treating depression and the complexities involved in treating mental illness with drugs.
Read moreAll Rise: A UWGB Civil Liberties Lecture Series with Erika Powers
Erika Powers chairs the Environmental Department at Barnes & Thornburg L.L.P., where she provides veteran legal counsel regarding regulatory matters […]
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All Rise: A UW-Green Bay Civil Liberties Lecture Series with Justice Karofsky
On Wednesday, October 19 from 6-7PM we held a very special meeting of “All Rise.” We were so fortunate to have Justice Jill Karofsky of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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Psych and Stuff: How can we reduce the impact of childhood trauma?
In this episode, Ryan and Georjeanna chat with Psych & Stuff all-star Dr. Jason Cowell and Psychology major Karsten Cowan about the negative impacts of adverse childhood experiences on our brains and development and the hope we share to prevent childhood trauma and mitigate the impacts through early intervention.
Read moreOvercoming Isolation: Improving Engagement in the Midterm Elections | Discussion Panel
Amid heightened isolation in ideological echo chambers, how can we improve electoral participation across our local communities? This panel of […]
Read moreGame Over: Rage Quitting with Dr. Ryan Martin
Drs. Juli Case and Chris Williams, of the Center for Games and Interactive Media at UW-Green Bay, welcome Dr. Ryan […]
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