Presenting seven exhibitions a year, the Lawton Gallery showcases work of students, faculty and staff. Check out each exhibition for FREE! Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday.
What do you think this machine was used for? Stop by the plaza level of the Cofrin Library and see if you can figure it out.
Alumnus William L. Little ’85 has always been a welder and artist. At least four of his creations are displayed around campus, several in proximity to Studio Arts. This is the most visible piece.
Given by the Christie family in memory of Dr. Richard Christie, former Union Director, whom the Christie Theatre is named after.
Founding Chancellor, Ed Weidner, always said every good campus has a carillon. UWGB's carillon is in memory of him.
Check out the patio just outside the Phoenix Rooms where it's a great place to grab lunch or do some studying on a nice day.
The garden was created for students, faculty, alumni and staff to plant a flower in remembrance of deceased loved ones.
Voucher shows the environmental-friendliness of MAC Hall. Have you noticed it before while walking to class?
The large-scale aluminum artwork, installed just outside Laboratory Sciences, is a gift from former Marinette residents Robert C. Hood and his wife, Marjorie. By artist Bud Furch.
