Monthly Archive: June 2009
Students at UW-Green Bay are working to protect water resources by controlling pollution found in stormwater runoff. Graduate students in one capstone course are helping write the campus stormwater permit, stenciling storm drains to...
GREEN BAY — Officials at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay announced today that the University is closing applications for most transfer students. UW-Green Bay is just the third university in the UW System to...
Cars need oil and gas to run. Life needs water to run. That pretty much makes H20 the world’s most important resource. Students at UW-Green Bay are working to protect water resources by controlling...
Gov. Jim Doyle used his veto pen, made some changes to the state’s budget, and signed it into law Monday morning. The budget plugs a $6.6 billion hole in state spending before the new...
We’re not sure if Gov. Doyle uses a red pen, a marker or whiteout (or maybe all three) for his budget changes, but he did use his veto power on some items. Of particular...
U.S. military veterans will get a better deal on tuition under a new GI Bill that covers the cost of public institutions and 31 private institutions in Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. How...
Mike Kline and the UW-Green Bay Cross-Country Team was honored with the Distinguished Service Award recently during the Arthritis Foundation, Wisconsin Chapter’s annual volunteer recognition and awards celebration held at the Crowne Plaza in...
The Press-Gazette gave mention to the eight faculty promotions approved earlier by the Board of Regents (see article). Promoted from assistant professor to associate professor with tenure were Sarah A. Detweiler, arts and visual...
Twice as much Camp Lloyd means twice as much fun and twice as much healing for grieving kids. The camp — a place where children who lost a loved one can go to understand...
Some experts are predicting a bumper crop of mosquitoes in Wisconsin this summer. Current weather conditions and the heavy snowfall the last two winters may lead to an increase in the buzzing blood-suckers. “The...