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A message from Gail Sime-Aubert: “Beginning in Fall 2020, the bookstores on the Sheboygan, Marinette and Manitowoc Campuses will transition to all online services. By making this transition, UW-Green Bay students from all four...
Wherever you go, UW-Green Bay alumni are showing tremendous compassion, as well as ingenuity to help in the COVID-19 pandemic. Ebanie Schmidt fires up the 1945 Kenmore UW-Green Bay 2019 alumnus and entrepreneur Ebanie...
MADISON, Wis.—Gov. Tony Evers has declared April 13-17 Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week in Wisconsin, and ReadyWisconsin is encouraging everyone to take time this spring to talk about weather safety with their families....
On Episode 2 of Phoenix Thriving, Amanda Rosado, a former Gateways to Phoenix Success [GPS] student who will return to the program as a peer mentor in 2020-2021, stops by to chat about her...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Emeritus Michael Kraft (Political Science) discusses how voter turnout at the Wisconsin Primary could be impacted by the coronavirus. Listen here to his interview, from 18:31:50 to 18:32:15.
UW-Green Bay Prof. Mussie Teclezion (Accounting) gives a mini-lesson on the stock markets & COVID-19. He introduces viewers to the Chicago Board of Options Exchange Volatility Index, widely known as VIX index. The VIX...
Michael Alexander has been named the new chancellor of UW-Green Bay, effective May 1, 2020. Source: UW System: Michael Alexander named new chancellor of UW-Green Bay | WisBusiness
“Michael Alexander, provost and vice chancellor of academic affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, has been named the University’s seventh chancellor.” Source: University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Names Seventh Chancellor in School History | Seehafer...
Women’s basketball player Frankie Wurtz reflects on her season ending early and looks ahead to her future in basketball. Source: Former UWGB and Kimberly basketball star Frankie Wurtz didn’t get storybook ending | Post Crescent.
Mai Lo Lee, director of multi-ethnic student affairs (MESA) joins other leaders in Wisconsin to give a message of hope to the state. See her message here. Source: #WisconsinStrong: leaders from across the state offer message...
