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The Fourth Estate, UW-Green Bay’s student newspaper launched its new digital-only version last week which spurred some media coverage. Both WTAQ and Fox 11 covered the digital launch. According to UW-Green Bay archivist Deb...
It was great news for the community and UW-Green Bay when Gov. Scott Walker pledged funding for a Brown County STEM Innovation Center near campus. It could mean countless possibilities for new science and...
In commemoration of the Wausau Rotary Centennial, the Wausau Rotary Club is commissioning a piece of public art. Proposals are due by April 30, 2017 and the Rotary Board has authorized a maximum commission...
“It will be a big year for UW-Green Bay, as 2017 marks UW-Green Bay’s 10-year Comprehensive Accreditation Review. This means that the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), one of several organizations in the United States recognized by...
The annual Faculty and Staff Cookout will take place Friday, May 5. This event will mark the kickoff to UW-Green Bay Employee Appreciation Week and will be used to honor Years of Service award...
The Pride Center Employee Resource Group (ERG) is gathering together for lunch from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21. ERGs focus on enhancing collaboration among employees with similar backgrounds or interests. If you are...
Inclusive Excellence is sponsoring a second all-campus roundtable discussion from noon to 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 20, in Phoenix Room B and C. Nearly 200 employees and students participated in the first roundtable last...
A nursing diagnosis app is now available for smartphones in the Portuguese language. It’s an extension of the tablet-based nursing diagnosis app “ NurScope (English version), developed by Associate Prof. Heather Herdman and Dean...
A work co-authored by UW-Green Bay Associate Lecturer Orpita Nilormee (Human Biology) and researchers from the UK, “Maternal DNA Methylation in Second Half of Pregnancy in Th1, Th2, Th17 and Treg Pathway Genes Differs...
She’s an ambitious student at UW-Green Bay, where she studies Political Science and Democracy & Justice Studies, and minors in History, Global Studies and Humanistic Studies. At first, McKenna Kelsey wanted to blend in....
