Surplus dorm furniture goes fast
Visitors were lining up early Saturday at UW-Green Bay’s Residence Life complex for a chance at surplus dorm furniture offered to students, faculty and staff at no charge. Glenn Gray, director of Residence Life,...
Daily Archive: August 1, 2011
Update: Wood Hall occupancy
By this time next week the list of departments moving back and calling Wood Hall “home” again, following last year’s remodeling, will include: • Institute for Learning Partnership, Suite 410 • First Nations Studies,...
Prof. Clampitt featured on campus, and in national publication
Prof. Phillip Clampitt, UW-Green Bay’s Hendrickson Professor of Business, is presenting a leadership-development workshop this Wednesday (Aug. 3) from 1 to 4 p.m. in Phoenix A/B of the University Union, organized by Human Resources....
80th anniversary at Shorewood isn’t only for golfers
The Shorewood Golf Course turns 80 next week (Monday through Friday, Aug. 8-12), with $8 greens fees, membership specials, 25% off apparel and golf balls, and more. On Wednesday (Aug. 10), the Shorewood clubhouse will...
Kangayappan: Default would pose additional obstacles
There was a collective sigh of relief late Sunday as congressional leaders and President Obama struck an 11th-hour deal to avoid a potentially catastrophic default on the nation’s debt. And while many pundits and...
Jordan program gets shout-out
The Green Bay Press-Gazette this weekend featured a column on local entertainer Frank Hermans and his trip to Israel as part of UW-Green Bay’s Young Entrepreneurs program. Hermans was a mentor for the most...
U-Pass deal gets national mention in Metro Magazine
We brought you the news last month of the freshly inked U-Pass deal between UW-Green Bay and Green Bay Metro. The national transit publication Metro Magazine recently picked up the story, highlighting the new...
