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UW-Green Bay is featured prominently in the spring 2010 issue of Kaleidoscope II, the newsletter of the UW System’s Institute on Race and Ethnicity. The lead article is by Prof. Pao Lor of the...
Graduate student Annette Pelegrin of Pulaski is this year’s winner of the UW-Green Bay Outstanding Thesis Award. Pelegrin will receive her master’s degree in May in Environmental Science and Policy.
UW System President Kevin Reilly has reiterated his challenge to campuses to find news ways to graduate more students. When he addresses the Board of Regents on Thursday (April 8) at Fond du Lac,...
They’re still a couple of new members shy over at the University Golf League. Signup is on a first-come, first-served basis, so act now. League play takes place at the Shorewood Golf Course on...
UW-Green Bay Disabilities Services Coordinator Lynn Niemi, a leading figure in local youth hockey and the mother of 13-year-old twin girls who excel at the sport, has a very busy week ahead. Niemi is...
We posted an item the other day about an upcoming program hosted by CATL — the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning — and neglected to mention a second event set for...
UW-Green Bay and the Horizon League are getting some unexpected attention thanks to Butler University’s success in the NCAA Tournament. In recent weeks almost every announcer covering a Butler game has made it a...
Next Monday through Friday, April 12 through 16, will be a chance for everyone on campus to take time to appreciate the outstanding student employees who contribute to the operation and success of our...
They’re healthful and relatively cost-efficient. Learn more at a panel discussion on “Community Gardens in Brown County: Past, Present, and Future Generations” on Wednesday, April 21, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Brown...
The Fight for Your Food Film Festival is an event to raise awareness of students and others about issues related to our current food system. Topics include local foods, organic farming and food production....
