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The Associated Press sportswriters poll released today (Monday, March 11) has the UW-Green Bay Phoenix women rated No. 20 in the nation, holding steady after occupying the same spot last week. Seems about right...
The 2012-13 Horizon League Women’s basketball tournament season begins tonight (Monday, March 11) with a first round game featuring ninth-seed UIC (9-20, 5-11) playing at eighth-seed Valparaiso (10-19, 5-11). The winner will go on...
The UW-Green Bay men were seconds away from the program’s first trip to the Horizon League title game in 15 years, but Valparaiso hit a pair of three-pointers in the final 10 seconds —...
UW-Green Bay and Prof. Regan A. R. Gurung recently welcomed a visiting scholar from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, for a two-week stay. And while Melinda Webber on Sunday left the chill of...
We told you last week that a quarter-ton statue of the original Renaissance Man has arrived on campus, the generous donation of an Italian foundation that has fostered ties with our campus and other...
The UW-Green Bay Awards & Recognition Committee is encouraging the campus community to nominate faculty members and staff for the 2013 Founders Association Awards. This prestigious honor annually recognizes members of the University community...
Associate Prof. Victoria Goff (Communication and History) is one of several nationally recognized journalism professors whose work is included in Editing Across Media: Content and Process for Print and Online Publication, which will be...
Now through April 15, the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity is accepting applications for Cofrin Student Research and Land Trust grants. Successful applicants will carry out a field project in collaboration with a UW-Green Bay...
Public Television’s Teen Connection program — broadcast from right here on campus — will present an episode focusing on Hmong teenagers at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 19. The show will explore the cultural identity of...
Faculty members are asked to announce to their classes that The Phoenix Bookstore will begin returning unsold copies of textbooks to vendors starting at the end of March. To avoid a delay, students should...
