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UW-Green Bay Associate Provost for Academic Affairs Tim Sewall, quoted in a local newspaper report, has shared the possibility of reinstituting the January Interim — or at least a form of winter term. Sewall...
Reverend Charles William Mocco passed away Jan. 14 at the age of 79. Fr. Mocco was known to many on the UW-Green Bay campus as a Catholic priest who served as a minister at...
That’s right! No. 14 in the country, as rated by women’s college basketball coaches with a vote in the weekly USA Today/ESPN rankings made public yesterday. That’s the highest ranking ever for a UW-Green...
UW-Green Bay Multi-cultural Adviser Shawn Robinson was among black community leaders who spoke to the Green Bay Press-Gazette about President Barack Obama’s first year in office. Robinson said that he would like to see...
Aftershocks from the terrible earthquake that struck Tuesday (Jan. 12) near Port-au-Prince, Haiti, are being felt here at UW-Green Bay. International Education Director Brent Blahnik said two recent graduates, siblings Carl-Eric Staco and Geraldine...
Instructor Bruce VandenPlas sends word that his periodic CPR Refresher Course will be held on Jan. 27. The course runs from 5 to 8 p.m., in Wood Hall Room 222. The fee is $35...
Local media took notice Tuesday when crews began moving appliances and furniture back into Building 109. The 40-year-old apartment building, one of the original apartment buildings on the UW-Green Bay campus, was damaged in...
UW-Green Bay is among the organizers of the 15th annual community celebration of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., that will be held from 10:30 a.m. to noon, Saturday (Jan. 16) at...
The unbeaten UW-Green Bay women’s basketball team is ranked 17th in the nation in the latest coaches poll, released on Tuesday (Jan. 12). Next up for the Phoenix (15-0 overall, 4-0 Horizon League) is...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Division of Outreach and Adult Access is now accepting registrations for a new single-credit graduate course for educators, “The Natural Step: Introduction to Sustainability for Teachers.”
