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“Burning Rivers” — an examination of the Great Lakes’ most notorious pollution hot spots and how environmental advances have largely extinguished those flames — is the topic for an award-winning author and limnologist who will visit UW-Green Bay in September.
It’s a UW-Green Bay tradition: Faculty, staff and student volunteers turn out to help tote, unload and move in as the University’s incoming new freshmen and their families arrive at Residence Life. This year,...
The UW-Green Bay campus came to life Sept. 1, as members of the newest freshman class moved into their home away from home. More than 700 new freshmen — aided by parents, siblings and...
Residence Life is looking for volunteers — mostly on-campus residents, but any students, faculty and staff would be welcome, too — for a green-up project this Saturday (Sept. 3) in the housing complex. Gather...
Easily the hottest ticket in town this Labor Day weekend, Monday’s (Sept. 5) on-campus Hot Chelle Rae concert continues to generate interest and media buzz. The Green Bay Press-Gazette carried a feature on the...
After a successful inaugural year, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is poised to kick off an engaging new season of its ‘After Thoughts’ series of programs for women. ‘After Thoughts’ gatherings showcase UW-Green Bay faculty and staff and convene women after their workdays for learning, enrichment and fun.
The Kris Kelderman Era of Phoenix men’s soccer opens on the road this evening (Thursday, Sept. 1) with UW-Green Bay taking on SIU-Edwardsville, a Division I school off to a strong start this season,...
The UW-Green Bay Retiree Association held its first-ever golf outing August 26 at Shorewood Golf Course. Proceeds will benefit the Association’s Endowed Student Scholarship Fund and special projects funds. You might recognize more than...
More statistics and factoids for Move-In Day, this time pertaining to the numbers over at the housing complex, courtesy of Glenn Gray, director of Residence Life: • They expect 711 new freshmen to live...
All faculty and staff, including those unable to join in the morning festivities, are invited to join in welcoming new freshmen to campus this afternoon (3 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 1) at the Kress Events...
