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There’s more to Jeff Cook, the summa cum laude triple major (Environmental Policy and Planning, Political Science, and Public Administration) than being the winner of the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Student Award for May 2011....
We’re told pre-registration has been running strong (a record turnout is expected) but spots remain open for the Grandparents’ University summer camp, July 7 and 8, on campus. At this University, the students are...
One of the fun elements of the 15th Annual WPS Solar Olympics held May 11 at UW-Green Bay was the Solar T-Shirt Design Contest. See the winning design.
University of Wisconsin System leaders from across the state Wednesday renewed their united call for new leadership flexibility in an open letter to all state legislators. As the legislature’s Joint Committee on Finance prepares...
Linda Dupuis, director of institutional support, provides this link as a reminder on cut-off dates for year-end budget outlays: click here.
UW-Green Bay is accepting registrations for Spanish Immersion for Professionals, an intensive language-learning experience for various levels of proficiencies to be held Monday through Friday, Aug. 8-12, on campus. The program is designed with...
Sara Boyer, former UW-Green Bay basketball star and recently named head girls basketball coach for Green Bay Notre Dame high school, was among those honored recently at the Upper Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame...
The Green Bay Press-Gazette’s Rob Demovsky published a poignant column in Wednesday’s edition concerning Terry Schott. The Green Bay West basketball player was one of the first student athletes signed by Coach Dave Buss...
The late Terry Schott graduated from UW-Green Bay in 1973, with a degree in Urban Analysis, and he is well-known locally as one of the first Phoenix basketball stars. The scholarship that he and...
One of the fun elements of the 15th Annual WPS Solar Olympics held May 11 at UW-Green Bay was the Solar T-Shirt Design Contest. No, it wasn’t about using those little photovoltaic panels to...
