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Resch School of Engineering Associate Prof. Maruf Hossain has co-authored a paper entitled “Teager Energy Operator for Fast Estimation of Three-Phase Grid Frequency,” which has been accepted for publication in the reputed Institute of...
UW-Green Bay learned of the loss of Dennis Bryan, one of the original faculty members in UW-Green Bay’s Education program. Bryan passes away on August 21, 2020. He served as a professor for 27...
The UW-Green Bay community takes seriously the protection of its faculty and staff, and the University is following the advice of local health officials and the CDC during the pandemic. The Dean of Students...
Registration is now open for the second annual national Public Summit of the Action Collaborative on Preventing Sexual Harassment in Higher Education hosted by the University of Wisconsin System. The summit, scheduled for October...
Some campuses, including UW-Green Bay, UW-Parkside, UW-River Falls, UW-Stout and UW-Superior have posted relatively small numbers of positive COVID-19 cases via university or UW System dashboards, though total test numbers have also been small...
An operation at a dam on the Menominee River that relocates sturgeon upriver has helped biologists in their efforts to improve sturgeon populations and has given researchers a new way to track whether those sturgeon...
UW-Green Bay graduate Beau Thomas is in the news. He has designed and painted many of the murals people see around the city of Green Bay. The 2016 graduate, created the “Green Bay” and...
A student from Racine is adjusting to college life at UW-Green Bay. Kejuan Goldsmith, a sophomore majoring in Environmental Policy, Planning and Theater studies and minoring in Democracy and Justice Studies is an active...
UW-Madison has transitioned to virtual classes for two weeks to help slow the spread of COVID-19. All in-person instruction for undergraduates and graduates will be paused Sept. 10 through 25. UW-Green Bay reports low...
The most important coastal wetlands to preserve marsh birds in the Great Lakes have been identified from a recent study. Researchers from the National Audubon Society, UW-Green Bay, and the National Resources Research Institute...
