Produce sale today
A small committed group of students worked until dark last night harvesting produce for today’s SLO Food Alliance produce sale. Today’s sale is in the alcove outside the Dean of Students Office, 11 a.m....
Monthly Archive: August 2011
Next ‘Laffle’ to benefit Green Bay’s east side schoolchildren
Even though this particular charity drive is still a few weeks away, it’s worth knowing (during back-to-school shopping season) that the people in the Registrar’s Office are gearing up for the fourth edition of...
Reminder for faculty: Cofrin Library session is next Wednesday
Travel the “Information World” of the Cofrin Library next Wednesday (Aug. 24) from 2 to 3 p.m. on the library’s fourth floor. Faculty can meet with staff from around the Library “globe” as each...
Kaye column: Think Lincoln, Washington, FDR… and radicalism
Prof. Harvey Kaye’s latest national opinion column, posted at the Huffington Post and New Deal 2.0, is a relatively gentle push at the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Kaye’s column says President Obama...
Martinez to lead late-summer wildflower hike Saturday
The Baird Creek Preservation Foundation is hosting a wildflower hike this Saturday (Aug. 20) led by Josh Martinez, arboretum coordinator for UW-Green Bay. The hike departs at 1 p.m. from Christa McAuliffe Park, 3100...
Campus will be site for multi-agency workshop on climate, planning
Not strictly a “UW-Green Bay event” but taking place here, nonetheless: The Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve along with the Ohio Coastal Training Program, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and numerous local and...
Return a ‘homecoming’ for UW Credit Union’s Wayne Resch
Wayne Resch is adamant that a return to UW-Green Bay is his “dream come true.” The 1993 Business Administration and economics graduate returned to campus in June of 2011 as UW Credit Union’s branch manager.
Wardle announces tough schedule for Phoenix men
UW-Green Bay head coach Brian Wardle announced Tuesday a 2011-12 men’s basketball schedule that doesn’t seek the easy way out. “We wanted to upgrade our schedule and I think we have done that with...
Minnesota reciprocity deal is is tweaked, re-upped
Wisconsin students who attend most Minnesota schools in the years ahead will have to pay an additional $1,400 or more annually in tuition under an agreement the two states have signed off on. The...
Bursar talks tuition with Fox 11 News
When our neighbors to the west on Monday officially signed off on a longstanding tuition reciprocity deal, continuing — with a few tweaks — the Minnesota-Wisconsin exchange that’s been in place since 1965, Fox...
