Remodeled rooms in the works
You may have noticed some dust on the floors or the smell of fresh paint on lower floors of the Cofrin Library lately. That’s because some remodeling has started. Facilities started turning the old...
Daily Archive: January 8, 2009
New adviser lured from UW-O
The Office of Academic Advising will have a new adviser starting Jan. 20. Rosa Retrum brings experience from UW-Oshkosh, as well as UW-Fox Valley in the areas of academic advising and career guidance. Please...
Hatfield heads to Notre Dame; Pinkston to take over in Facilities Management
Chris Hatfield, UW-Green Bay’s director of Facilities Management and Planning since March 2006, is leaving UW-Green Bay for a position at the University of Notre Dame, his alma mater. Campus planner Paul Pinkston will...
Documenting a documentary
Independent film producer Mike Van Laanen brought a crew to campus over winter break to show off two UW-Green Bay labs in the Laboratory Sciences Building. Well, maybe not “show off,” but Biology Labs...
News from Iraq: UW-Green Bay grad has hand in soccer game
An interesting story came our way today… Army Capt. Joe Dumas, a 2003 grad who majored in history, played a role in bringing a greater sense of normalcy to a war-torn town in Iraq....
A big men’s basketball showdown, this Friday, on ESPNU
The Green Bay Phoenix (representing the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay) will bring a 10-5 record (3-1 in conference) onto the court at 8 p.m. this Friday (Jan. 9) at the U.S. Cellular Arena in...
Former star has small-college program winning big
Gary Grzesk ’96 and his St. Norbert College Green Knights men’s basketball team cracked the Division III Top 25 rankings this week with a 9-1 record and an upset of formerly top-rated UW-Platteville. Grzesk...
Borseth (‘your golf game is better’) is still quotable
Former UW-Green Bay Women’s coach Kevin Borseth, who still has many friends on campus, reflected recently on his mid-major salad days in Green Bay when the Argus Leader newspaper asked the veteran coach what...
