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Reminder, there will be construction work beginning in the Environmental Sciences to Instructional Services concourse corridor, on the Green Bay Campus, June 3-6. Work requires the entire portion of this corridor to be closed...
Order your fresh, organically grown vegetables today for pick-up on Wednesday. First-come, first-served. Mixed Greens-$4/bag This week we have a lovely mix of organic salad greens that have a dynamic range of leaf shapes...
After 23 years in television weather-forecasting, Green Bay meteorologist Doug Higgins sensed a change in the climate of the newsroom. “I kind of hit my own ‘glass ceiling’” he recalls. “I loved what I...
Green Bay, Wis. — After a nationwide search, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Provost Greg Davis announced today that UW-Green Bay has named Matt Dornbush, Ph.D. as dean of the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business....
Marinette, Wis. — “Mamma Mia!” comes to Theatre on the Bay (TOB) at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, this July, kicking-off its 53rd season with music and laughs in the Greek isles. ABBA’s...
As reported in yesterday’s state media, “The Republican-controlled state budget-writing committee extended a tuition freeze for undergraduate residents attending University of Wisconsin campuses over the next two academic years. But the Joint Finance Committee...
UW-Green Bay alumnus, Craig Dickman ’82 (Business Administration), says that as managing director, he’s handling “hundreds” of entrepreneurial pitches at TitletownTech. Correspondent Dan Flannery has the story for The Press Times and it is...
The bird banders will be here to band the Peregrine falcons tomorrow (Thursday, May 30, 2019) in the plaza of the Cofrin Library. The campus community is invited to quietly watch. Mimi and Rupert...
Is it time time to stop holding municipal elections in Pennsylvania? The writer of this opinion piece reached all the way to Green Bay to talk to UW-Green Bay Prof. Aaron Weinschenk (Political Science)...
On May 17, 2019, students in the First Nations Studies Seminar (FNS 391) traveled to Madison to present to officials at the Department of Public Instruction. Students in the course had spent the semester...
