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In a press release dated December 28, 2018, Northcentral Technical College (Wausau) and UW-Green Bay announced two transfer agreements leading to a four-year degree in Business Administration. The agreements give students the opportunity to...
The Log announced shortly before the holiday break that Prof. Christine Style (Arts and Visual design) will be retiring. Style shared some of her post-retirement plans. “My plans are to get more time in...
One of UW-Green Bay’s most recent Distinguished Alumni Award winners, Douglas Wirth ’89 (Social Work) was recognized as one of the most responsible business leaders in New York City. Wirth, President and CEO of Amida Care,...
Real or fake, UW-Green Bay’s Assistant Prof. Alan Chu (Psychology) says some people generally are happier when they have snow for the holidays. “It’s really depending on the individual,” said Chu. “Where they grew...
Bring back the beach. Neighbor Bay Beach will be getting a hand in funds needed to restore a beach to the amusement park not seen by generations of residents. The Green Bay Packers announced...
UW-Green Bay graduate students Lydia Doerr and Andrew Ransom (Environmental Science and Policy), were featured on the last two “Fisheries Podcasts.” You can hear them discuss their research, among other things, at http://www.fisheriespodcast.podbean.com/.
Students ages 16 and older can expand their horizons through the realm of flight and aerodynamic with “Aviation and Aerodynamics for Private and Sports Pilots,” a University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Education Outreach offering. The...
The Green Bay Press-Gazette took a look back on 2018 and thriving business opportunities for the region. Among them, the STEM Innovation Center under construction on the Green Bay Campus. See more.
UW-Green Bay’s dietetic interns were back on TV with a healthy twist on a holiday favorite — Creme Brulee. See the recipe and watch them in action.
The Marinette Finance & Insurance Committee voted Dec. 18, 2018 in favor of earmarking $50,000 of the city budget for the potential purchase of fiber optic cables along University Drive, in the event City...
