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This is it! UW-Green Bay’s Brown County United Way campaign will close on Monday Dec. 17, 2018 at 2 p.m. Please consider making a commitment now to support our local community. We’ve surpassed $7,000 in...
Chartwells put together some fun packages for finals and holiday gift giving (or receiving): Finals Fuel Table: Monday, Dec. 17, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Outside the Common Grounds Coffeehouse FREE Finals Fuel (Build Your...
The UW-Green Bay Professional Program in Education and the Green Bay Area Public School District (GBAPSD) are partnering in new ways to provide pathways for licensure for teachers on emergency licenses needing English as a...
Have you ever wondered why the ventilation of the Lab Sciences building is loud? Some may say “space-ship” loud. Thanks to Lab Manager Joe Schoenebeck and an observant Twitter user, we now have the answer....
Betsy (Bostwick) Tanenbaum ’05 (Theatre) has been honored as one of the recipients for the University of Oregon’s 2018 Outstanding Employee Awards. Acting as the alumni network manager and recruiter for the Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact,...
The article “The Bank Nun’s Tale: Financial Forgery, Gothic Imagery, and Economic Power” by Associate Prof. Rebecca Nesvet (English) was published in the journal Victorian Network‘s special issue on forgery. Find out about Sweeney...
Marinette and Menominee make the top ten list for Small Business Revolution. Bay Cities Online has more.
In the Top 10: Marinette and Menominee move up in ‘Small Business Revolution’ competition. The Eagle Herald Extra has more.
The rollback of carbon tax is not necessarily an environmental setback, but they must be more palatable to woo Americans says UW-Green Bay Prof. Emeritus Michael Kraft. The Post Bulletin has more.
Four UW-Green Bay students helped pitch their teams’ ideas at Demo Day in Milwaukee as part of The Commons Fall 2018 cohort, recently. Students applied to the program then spent a weekend plus nine...
