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The state’s Joint Finance Committee voted 12-4 Tuesday to allow nearly 20,000 faculty and academic staff in the UW System to pursue unionization, should they choose. The plan would allow up to 30 collective...
Besides Wisconsin, those receiving degrees this Saturday (May 16) come from Belarus, Canada, France, Haiti, Japan, Lithuania, Panama, Philippines, Russian Republic, Thailand and Vietnam as well the Native American Nations of Menominee Nation, Mohican...
Despite bank failures, employee furloughs and home foreclosures, the economy hasn’t been able to kick the college travel bug, WBAY’s Chris Hrapsky reports. While the economy remains down, the number of students in study-abroad...
As always, those employed on campus can shop in advance from noon to 5 p.m. on Friday, May 15. (As always, it’s a nice little work perk and a way to spread out the...
To UW-Green Bay Students, Faculty and Staff, Commencement is this Saturday (May 16) and all graduation day activities are going ahead as planned. UW-Green Bay officials are aware of the seven confirmed cases of...
A friend of the LOG e-news asks us to publicize the following from the Baird Creek conservation group: The Spring Wildflower and Photography Hike departs at 1 p.m. Saturday (May 16) from the Christa...
Music for the Sake of Music, an end-of-semester coffeehouse concert featuring the music of classic composers from centuries ago as well as modern-day UW-Green Bay, takes place in the Common Grounds Coffeehouse this Saturday,...
Prof. Sandra Stokes, Education and Women’s Studies, has been appointed by the International Reading Association to be a program reviewer for IRA and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) for a...
Graduating class speaker Benjaman R. Schmidt, of Green Bay, is a returning adult student who made the most of his UW-Green Bay experience following a five-year stint in the military. Schmidt graduates with summa...
Despite bank failures, employee furloughs, and home foreclosures, the economy hasn’t been able to kick the college travel bug, WBAY’s Chris Hrapsky reports. While the economy remains down, the number of students in study...
