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Chancellor Thomas K. Harden has selected four individuals to receive UW-Green Bay’s highest community honor, the Chancellor’s Award, in recognition of outstanding lifetime contributions to the institution. The awards will be made at commencement,...
The commencement address at UW-Green Bay’s spring 2014 graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 17 will be delivered by a distinguished UW-Green Bay graduate whose career as an ophthalmology researcher and university professor has resulted...
A doctorate-bound Human Biology grad with a 4.0 GPA will accept the UW-Green Bay Alumni Association’s Outstanding Student Award during a Friday (May 16) ceremony, and will be honored from the podium at commencement...
Soon-to-be MSW grad Susan Exworthy has done the commencement thing before — exactly one year ago, in fact. In May 2013, Exworthy, a 50-year-old returning adult student, earned her Bachelor of Social Work degree...
The commencement address at UW-Green Bay’s spring 2014 graduation ceremony this Saturday (May 17) will be delivered by Dr. Joseph J. Carroll, Ph.D., an associate professor of ophthalmology, biophysics, cell biology, neurobiology and anatomy...
Twenty-five high school teams are set to take part in the 18th annual Wisconsin Public Service Solar Olympics on Wednesday (May 14). The event, free and open to the public and sponsored by the...
The popular NAS and Cofrin Biodiversity Center Heirloom Plant Sale returns this weekend. (The faculty/staff “pre-sale” — as always, shhhhhhhh — runs from noon to 5 p.m. this Friday, May 16, in the LAS...
A returning adult student who is earning her Master of Social Work degree while working full-time, carrying an expanded course load and completing an internship requirement of 15 hours per week will be the...
The Green Bay softball team will open the NCAA Tournament on Friday in Minneapolis at 6:30 p.m., and fans can join the excitement by purchasing a fan bus ticket heading to the game. Friday’s...
Mumps cases at UW campuses in Madison, Milwaukee and La Crosse this spring have drawn the attention of health officials and news media who are examining the issue. And while no cases have been...
