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Just a reminder that the Classified Staff Advisory Council is still collecting ink cartridges and toner packs for eco-friendly disposal. All manufacturers — HP, Canon, Panasonic, Sharp, Lexmark/IBM, Dell, Samsung, and Xerox — will...
This year, 104 high school artists are taking part in the summer art camp at UW-Green Bay. The students are each focusing on one form of art for an entire week.
We didn’t notice it in our office but the magnitude 5.0 earthquake that struck Canada Wednesday afternoon was apparently felt here in Green Bay. Natural and Applied Sciences Prof. Steve Dutch told the Green...
Notice anything different about the Ecumenical Center? Ben Marker of Troop 1197 recently completed his Eagle Scout service project by refurbishing the garden area at the Ecumenical Center at UW-Green Bay. Marker led the...
Arts Enrichment for Adults, a non-credit program offered at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, is aimed at helping adults capture their creative side. An impressive array of class offerings will take place 1-4 p.m., Monday through Thursday, July 26 to 29, on the UW-Green Bay campus, 2420 Nicolet Dr.
UW-Green Bay is hosting more than two dozen teenagers as part of the Stars of the Future summer camp. The teens are learning writing and video production skills.
A group of students, faculty and staff at UW-Green Bay is getting ready for a trip to Jordan by getting together to learn Arabic. It’s all in preparation for the new Center for Middle East Studies and Partnerships.
It’s one of the most exciting times in life, but entering college can also be a bit stressful. That’s where FOCUS comes in.
More than two dozen business, education and nonprofit leaders took part in the daylong economic roundtable on Wednesday, June 9, at the Kress Events Center. The event, which was organized by the UW System International Economic Development Task Force, was hosted by former interim chancellor David J. Ward and Gilles Bousquet, dean of the Division of International Studies and vice provost for globalization at UW-Madison.
With nearly three months to go before its first tenants arrive, the new Keith Pamperin Hall on the UW-Green Bay campus is only a few bricks shy of a finished exterior. Of course, exterior...
