Acting Like Zombies Creates Stronger Writing Who is your speaker? Where are they from? Who was their first love? Are they a zombie? Many times writers create stock characters—people who are just plain ordinary. But veteran writers know readers need … Continue reading →

Coming together with a passion to provide help to community members, and to find volunteer help, 14 La Crosse area organizations came to Globe University-La Crosse for the annual La Crosse Community Resource Fair. Help is Out There “The Resource … Continue reading →

Students in the Globe University-La Crosse computer literacy classes are quickly becoming skilled in creating well-formatted, eye-appealing, and professional Microsoft Word 2010 documents. Medical assistant program students Erin and Audrey, along with Keisha-Lynn, business administration degree student, provide their 10 … Continue reading →

The Boston bombing was aired over every news station, highlighting the heroes and the villains, and while watching, I knew I needed to talk about this tragedy with my Ethics students. When a student sees that “Ethics” is offered, the … Continue reading →

Last quarter, I chose 10 movies that could enhance college classes across the Globe University-La Crosse curriculum. This time I have stuck with general education courses, specifically those in the humanities, communications, and social sciences. This quarter at Globe University-La … Continue reading →

Globe University-La Crosse students have terrific opportunities to grow beyond their classrooms. Instructors at Globe skillfully coordinate service-learning projects where students can apply classroom knowledge to address real world problems in local and national communities. Concepts from textbooks come alive … Continue reading →