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Congratulations are in order for UW-Green Bay staff member Kimberly Vlies, who had her design selected for all Artstreet 2018 promotional materials. Vlies is a digital marketing specialist for the Office of Marketing and...
With the change in management of The Phoenix Bookstore, there are numerous consumable office supplies that were used or being used by the staff of the bookstore. All of those items are set up in...
Veggies are for sale from UW-Green Bay’s hoop house and outdoor veggie gardens. All the produce is locally grown, pesticide free, and proceeds go directly towards supporting campus gardens! Available: Kale greens $4/bag; purple and green basil $3/bag; dill $3/bag;...
A tick bite that causes an allergic reaction for meat and dairy consumers? That sounds tragic for Wisconsinites. The Lone Star tick is on the rise in Wisconsin says UW-Green Bay Prof. Mike Draney...
If you need small business consultation, UW-Green Bay Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has got your back. Dave Stauffacher, SBDC consultant, helped yet another small Wisconsin business thrive. Craig and Deidre Knapp got into tactical...
Diana Delbecchi ’10 (Human Development and Psychology) volunteered in a Syrian refugee camp in Ritsona, Greece for four months in 2016. Her job was to do research on the refugees’ educational opportunities for a Sweden-based company called...
UW-Sheboygan, UW-Marinette and UW-Manitowoc students now have access to UW-Green Bay’s programs and resources the UW System restructure was approved last week. Read more at Bay Cities Multimedia Center.
UW-Green Bay Lecturer Tara DaPra (English Composition, Humanities) tells us via The Washington Post about her great eating habits and best dietary intentions, until she had children.
The Green Bay swimming and diving team welcomes new assistant coach, Eddie Gillie. Gillie comes to the Phoenix family from D-II Limestone College, where he coached before the swimming program was cut in April. “We look...
Mike Weber and Courtney Janson won the Door County Entrepreneur Training Program’s business plan contest with CLINK!, a DIY craft studio in Ephraim. UW-Green Bay Small Business Development Center helped put together the business...
