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The Friday night fish fry—a staple of Northeast Wisconsin—is in trouble, with most of the fish on your Friday plate, imported. The Farmory, in partnership with UW-Green Bay’s College of Science, Engineering and Technology,...
Insight Publications is helping spread the word to the business community about last week’s announcement regarding Mathew Dornbush being named dean of the Cofrin School of Business. See the story.
The Farmer’s Market is back and as reported recently, the Weidner Center is partnering to bring music and entertainment back with it. See this story from WBAY.
UW-Green Bay Continuing Education is hosting training for non-profit professionals at UW-Green Bay’s Manitowoc Campus. The Success Workshop: Strategies for Grant Writing, will be July 24-25, 8:30 a.m. to Noon. Cost is $179. Register...
UW-Green Bay Associate Professors in Democracy and Justice Studies, Alison Staudinger and Prof. Katrina Levintova have great news. Their new book (Gender in the Political Science Classroom, Indiana U Press, 2018) has been reviewed...
Where are the best cities for creative professionals? The Thrillest, which publishes stories on food and drink, travel, entertainment, etc… says Green Bay makes the list. “Specifically, they looked at 181 metro areas around...
Looking for summer reading suggestions? After last week’s popular banding of UW-Green Bay’s nesting Peregines, how about tying a reading list to the conservationists—Thoreau, Carson, Muir, Leopold—for which the falcons were named? See more.
Titus Seilheimer, a fisheries specialist on the Manitowoc Campus, serves as an excellent resource for people in the region. USA Today network talks to him about all kinds of wildlife, and research, at the...
“Cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, has been an issue in lower Green Bay for several decades. Now, with a partnership with NASA, NEW Water will have the ability to better detect and understand...
NEW Water, Green Bay’s sewerage district, is partnering with NASA to monitor the water quality on the bay. UW-Green Bay’s Prof. Fermanich leads water quality discussion. Fox 11 has the story.
