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Channel 26 has coverage on UW-Green Bay Residence Life’s Trick-or-Treat Tot Trot event.
Channel 26 has coverage on UW-Green Bay Residence Life’s Trick-or-Treat Tot Trot event.
The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, UW-Green Bay chapter, is once again collecting eyeglasses for its community service project. Used prescription glasses, new or lightly used sunglasses and reading glasses will be collected...
A veteran brunch will be taking place on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in UW-Green Bay’s Veteran Lounge, located in Mary Ann Cofrin Hall Room 227. The complimentary brunch...
In the newest episode of ‘All the Rage,’ a podcast from Phoenix Studios, Prof. Ryan Martin (Psychology and Human Development) and Dean Chuck Rybak (College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) respond to infamous...
The newest episode of the Phoenix Studios podcast “Serious Fun” is dedicated to all things Frankenstein. This episode stitches together two presentations by Associate Prof. Bryan Carr (Communication and Information Science) on the legacy of...
“A business and manufacturing center for small businesses in Green Bay has been making quite the economic impact. The Advance Business and Manufacturing Center incubator is the economic development arm of the Greater Green...
As the city of Green Bay races to build new apartments to meet a growing demand, University Heights at Baird Creek provides new off-campus housing options for UW-Green Bay students. Read the full story.
UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus will be holding a Campus Preview Day on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018. Visitors will have the chance to meet with faculty and staff, discuss tuition and financial aid, tour the...
Former UW-Green Bay golf coach Jim Van Pee was featured in the Wisconsin.Golf article, “Family-owned golf courses in Wisconsin forced to look outside family to sustain, extend legacy.” In the article, Van Pee discusses...
Associate Prof. Sawa Senzaki (Human Development) has a new publication. “A cross-cultural examination of selective attention in Canada and Japan: The role of social context,” was published in the journal Cognitive Development. Read the...