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UW-Green Bay’s spiderman, biologist Michael Draney, has always been known for his expertise by colleagues across the nation and the world. But recent sightings of the elusive black widow spider in Wisconsin, talk of...
Former Green Bay athletics director Otis Chambers will be honored, and Hall-of-Fame Green Bay Packers Quarterback Brett Farve will be in attendance, at the annual Lee Remmel Sports Award Banquet. August 9. The awards...
Insight publications says higher education is part of the solution for the expected baby boomer- exodus in the workplace. Jim Golembeski, executive director of the Bay Area Workforce Development Board, says for decades, business...
UW-Green Bay student Luke Chambers, who has advanced on the national television hit series, American Ninja Warriors, worked with youth at an East Tennessee camp this summer. WBIR has the story.
UW-Green Bay alumnus Randy Cornelius (Psychology) presented “Iroquoian Culture and Contemporary History,” July 24, at the Waupaca Area Public Library. Cornelius offered a historical perspective of the atrocities and federal policies that Native Americans...
The “Sixth Annual UWGB Convocation Open” (some call it Divotfest) will be held on Thursday, Aug. 24 at Shorewood Golf Course. The format for this social outing is a three-or-four person scramble that allows...
Phoenix friends and family, great music, a beautiful night on the Fox River… What more could you ask for? How about a chance to win fabulous prizes? Stop by the Triple A (Admissions, Alumni,...
This final week of July brings nearly 100 campers to UW-Green Bay, while marking the end of residential camps. The is the second offering of Robotics and STEM camp, which divides campers into beginner...
Officially announced today by Drake University, Christina Trombley, UW-Green Bay’s assistant vice chancellor for Enrollment Services has been named executive director of Drake University’s online education programs. Prior to her recent position, Trombley had...
UW-Green Bay is in the news again for engaging prospects with social media app, Snapchat. This time The Washington Times picked up the story written by USA Today’s Network’s Samantha Hernandez, recently.
