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Among the lead stories in the Green Bay Press-Gazette today (Thursday, July 28) is a piece by entertainment reporter Warren Gerds noting that campuswide strategic planning at UW-Green Bay, now under way, could be...
Up in rotation on the UW-Green Bay homepage this week is an interesting feature on Julie (Rose) Bartels, a 1982 UW-Green Bay Business Administration graduate. Bartels is CEO of the Wisconsin Health Information Organization—...
John Mellencamp’s “No Better Than This” Tour will make a stop Tuesday, Nov. 15, at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts, it has been announced. Tickets go on sale next Friday, Aug. 5,...
No matter how many tricks you know for Outlook, there are always more to learn. Pat Theyerl has put together several simple but powerful tips that apply mostly to new features in Outlook 2010,...
Just a reminder that there is still time to sign up for the “Becoming a Progress-Making Leader in Your Sphere of Influence” workshop to be presented by Dr. Phillip Clampitt on Wednesday, August 3rd...
Without realizing it, Wisconsin residents benefit from the effective and efficient work of Julie (Rose) Bartels, a 1982 UW-Green Bay business administration graduate, who dedicates herself to improving their healthcare.
Richter Museum curator Thomas Erdman is quoted at length in a Tuesday (July 26) Green Bay Press-Gazette story about a local wildfowl artist who’s among the best there is. Gary Eigenberger of Ashwaubenon is...
Mark your calendars, Ideas Network fans — Wisconsin Public Radio’s Joy Cardin will broadcast live on the UW-Green Bay campus from 6 to 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 1. The broadcast will take place in...
With four student residence halls soon to get new furniture, members of the campus community are getting a special invitation to claim the used furniture being replaced. The free items will be available for...
History Prof. J. Vincent Lowery of UW-Green Bay’s Humanistic Studies faculty is featured speaker from 6:30 to 8 p.m. this Wednesday (July 27) as part of the Neville Public Museum’s free Civil War Lecture...
