Skip Navigation Links
Enrollment: 6,600 students | Tuition & Fees: $7,300 Resident

Go Green!

Great grad garb: Commencement fashions and more

Great grad garb: Commencement fashions and more

With more than 650 similarly clad grads taking over the Kress Events Center May 18, many soon-to-be alumni were eager to showcase their individuality through dress. From customized caps to sparkly shoes and special sashes, they showed their stuff before a packed commencement house. Our gallery below has a look at their fashions, along with [...]

More...

Tag icon ,

Snapshots from May commencement

Snapshots from May commencement

About 650 students crossed the stage at the Kress Events Center Saturday (May 18) to receive their diplomas at UW-Green Bay’s 44th spring commencement. It was a ceremony to remember, in pictures.

More...

Tag icon ,

Don’t worry, parents, your child is in the library

The Cofrin Library and University Advancement partnered in a cute little activity for students. They created postcards from the library that students can fill out just to reassure their parents that they are indeed studying for finals. One has a checkbox method with choices such as “Thank You” and “I can’t wait to graduate.” The [...]

More...

Tag icon , ,

Shades of green: Symposiums grapple with food and water issues

Shades of green: Symposiums grapple with food and water issues

Symposiums can be hard to capture with images. Most of the high-level discussions happen during the panels and roundtable discussions.

More...

Tag icon , , , ,

UWGB undergrads demonstrate exceptional research

UWGB undergrads demonstrate exceptional research

UW-Green Bay is a University well-known for providing undergraduate research experiences typically reserved for graduate school. These young researchers had two opportunities recently to demonstrate their exceptional work. Six UW-Green Bay undergrads shared their research on everything from nerdiness to cancer and online trust Wednesday (April 17), showing their stuff during the 10th annual Posters [...]

More...

Tag icon , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Love, sex and success: Relationships the focus of year’s last ‘After Thoughts’

Love, sex and success: Relationships the focus of year’s last ‘After Thoughts’

What’s love (and sex) got to do with it? Plenty, if you ask UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Denise Bartell. And she’s got the data to back it up.

More...

Tag icon , , , , ,

Mainstage ‘Danceworks’ concert to celebrate faculty, student choreography

Mainstage ‘Danceworks’ concert to celebrate faculty, student choreography

The newly renamed UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance program will present Danceworks, a concert of faculty and student choreography, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 5 and Saturday, April 6 at the University Theatre in Theatre Hall.

More...

Tag icon , ,

Go Phoenix! Women win league championship, earn NCAA bid

Go Phoenix! Women win league championship, earn NCAA bid

The UW-Green Bay Phoenix women’s basketball team earned its third straight Horizon League championship Sunday, March 17, notching a 54-38 home court win over Loyola. The victory earned the women an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament, where they will play LSU in first-round action at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, March 24 in Baton Rouge, La.

More...

Tag icon , , , ,

Green Bandana Brigade entertains, energizes

Green Bandana Brigade entertains, energizes

Head to any Green Bay women’s basketball game at the Kress Events Center and you can’t help but be highly entertained and energized by a student group known as the Green Bandana Brigade (GBB).

More...

Tag icon , ,

GTP turns 40, next 40 appear bright

GTP turns 40, next 40 appear bright

For the past four decades, campus life at UW-Green Bay has been regularly enhanced with performances by musicians, inspirational speakers, comedians — even hypnotists. The students and advisers of Good Times Programming have tirelessly brought high-quality entertainment to UW-Green Bay to enrich student life and create a greater sense of community throughout the campus.

More...

Tag icon , ,

Find more articles and information in our archives »