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The Stephenson National Bank & Trust recently awarded scholarships totaling more than $15,500 to local high school, college, and university students. These scholarships recognize the achievements of outstanding area students including a few heading...
Several University of Wisconsin campuses have raised pride flags in celebration of LGBTQ Pride Month, including UW-Green Bay. “At least five campuses have taken a cue from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, who ordered on...
As his re-election campaign kicks off, President Donald Trump has announced that “millions” of immigrants living in the country illegally will be deported. WPR turns to UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Alise Coen (Political Science,...
Personnel in the Office of Student Life would like to thank all campus partners who made GB Orientation 2019 a success. More than 150 staff and faculty contributed to the eight days, in which...
UW-Green Bay campus community learned of the passing of Janis Day, spouse of NAS Professor Emeritus, Harold “Jack” Day. Services are planned for July 11. More on her life, here.
Wisconsin’s Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection secretary designee and UW-Green Bay alumnus, Brad Pfaff ’90 (Public and Environmental Affairs) says college allowed him to expand his horizons beyond his rural community and...
Is UW System President Ray Cross accurate in his statement that UW lags behind its peers in salary and compensation. PolitiFact says, “yes.” UW System president hits pay dirt with university pay gap claim...
UW-Green Bay’s Director of Inclusive Excellence and the Pride Center, Stacie Christian, writes about the creation of the UW-Green Bay Pride Center for CAHSS and Effect. Read it, here.
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Dinesh Yadav (Theatre and Dance) served as the curator for Indian Theatre Art represented at the Prague Quadrennial See below for a description). This year, recent graduate Matthew Beecher ’19 ...
Doug Wirth ’89 (Social Work) entered UW-Green Bay feeling good about who he was, but unsure about who he would become. According to Wirth, a degree from UW-Green Bay prepares you well for the...
