Inside UW-Green Bay News
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As Wisconsin’s population ages, UW-Green Bay offers hundreds of courses for older adults
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For $150 a year, community members can take classes on everything from physics and history to cooking and line dancing BY BEATRICE LAWRENCE As a retired family doctor, 76-year-old Norm Schroeder knows a thing or two about how to live a healthy life. That’s why, for the last eight years, he’s been keeping his mind and…
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Viral right-wing post ‘misrepresented’ UWGB ICE policy, university says | Green Bay Press Gazette
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By: Nadia Scharf University of Wisconsin-Green Bay officials say an email from the university to address student concerns about immigration enforcement was misrepresented in a viral right-wing social media post. The email, signed by UWGB Police Chief Tony Decker, clarifies that UWGB will not provide information on students or staff’s immigration status unless required by law and that ICE…
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Schneider announces leadership change; UWGB graduate named president and CEO | WBAY
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By: WBAY News Staff GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – Schneider National has announced a leadership change set to take place in July. On July 1st, president and CEO Mark Rourke, who has served in the role since 2019, will become the executive chairman of the board of directors. To fill that role, Schneider’s board of directors…
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Redesigning the Path Forward: Higher Ed Meets Workforce Demand |The Evolution
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By: Mark Bernhard | Vice Provost for Continuing and Lifelong Education, North Carolina State University Higher education institutions have long navigated the dual mission of advancing knowledge while preparing students for the workforce. Since the Morrill Act of 1862 established land-grant colleges to teach agriculture and mechanical arts alongside classical studies, American universities have been expected to…
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Dedicated supporters help maintain World Fest | Eagle Herald
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By Penny Mullins The multi-cultural, international music that reached into area classrooms and the community will continue, thanks to a collection of dedicated local supporters. World Fest Marinette/Menominee was conceived in 2022 to serve as the home base for a regional music program offered through Arts Midwest, a nonprofit organization funded through the National Endowment…
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Aspiro Receives UW-Green Bay’s Council of Trustees Community Service Award
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 30, 2026 Capital Credit Union CEO Laurie Butz Appointed to UW-Green Bay Council of Trustees Green Bay, WI—During the UW-Green Bay winter Council of Trustees reception and dinner this week, Aspiro was presented with the Community Service Award in recognition of their substantial contributions to communities in Northeast Wisconsin. Additionally, Capital Credit Union…
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Weidner’s new Pay What You May tickets let patrons set their own price | Green Bay Press-Gazette
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“By Kendra Meinert In an effort to make the arts more accessible to all, The Weidner is introducing a new pricing model that lets patrons determine the cost of their ticket. The performing arts center’s first Pay What You May show will be The Acting Company’s national touring production of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 3.…
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Public invited to UW–Green Bay Pre-Accelerator Showcase | Insight on Business
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The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, in partnership with Brown County and gener8tor, will host the inaugural UW–Green Bay Pre-Accelerator Showcase Jan. 28 from 5:30–8 p.m. at the UW-Green Bay University Union (Phoenix Room B). The event is open to the public, and will feature pitch presentations from five early-stage startups, networking with regional entrepreneurs and…
