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UW-Green Bay received three “Of the Month” Awards for March from the Wisconsin United Residence Hall Association (WURHA): First Year Student – Jacqueline Fieck Organization – Feminist 4 Action Spotlight – Social Work Department...
Biking season is here and The Phoenix Bookstore has two new programs to help get you motivated for a great ride. Bicycle Benefits teams up with area businesses to offer discounts for biking around...
Prof. Meir Russ (Cofrin School of Business) recently presented a faculty seminar at the SGH Warsaw School of Economics in Warsaw, Poland, titled “The probable foundations of sustainabilism: Information, energy and entropy based definition...
The Phoenix Bookstore has some summer specials of note: June 21: Inventory Reduction Sale – Tables with sale items July 26: New Item Preview Sale – 20% off storewide (excludes textbooks) August 11: “Phlash”...
Pat Albers, lecturer in Accounting, was honored as 2017 Outstanding Volunteer for donating her professional expertise to the Green Bay Garden Blitz and her “tireless effort and tremendous time devoted to building a stronger...
The newest edition of “Public Policy: Politics, Analysis, and Alternatives” (6th ed., Sage/CQ Press) by faculty emeritus Mike Kraft and Dean Scott Furlong is hot off the press. According to the publisher, it is...
Assistant Prof. Bryan Carr (Communication and Information Science) is a guest speaker at the Wonder Woman Day event at the Brown County Public Library this Saturday, June 3. The event runs from 10 a.m....
The Office of the Provost invites you to a farewell gathering for Dean Scott Furlong from 3 to 5 p.m. June 19, 2017 in the Winter Garden of Mary Ann Cofrin Hall. Expect brief...
A week-long day camp is Making a Difference for grieving children. For 12-years, Camp Lloyd has been helping children grieving the death of a loved one at UW-Green Bay. Fox 11 takes a look....
UW-Manitowoc commencement student speaker Catherine Hinkle announces plans to transfer to UW-Green Bay to pursue a degree in environmental policy and planning. The Herald Times Reporter published her speech.
