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In a tradition that dates as far back as the 18th century, a decorated cow-drawn wagon carted newly honored Katie Von Holzen to the center of the Göttingen, Germany and dropped her off in...
Patricia M. Hinckley, who with her husband Dr. Jim Hinckley long ranked among the most enthusiastic and loyal supporters of UW-Green Bay, died Sunday at age 67 after a battle with cancer. “We will...
Citing exceptional faculty and staff — many who went out of their way to help them through difficulty, pulled them aside for a bit of encouragement, or asked them questions that would lead to...
Bones the Skeleton, the honorary mascot of the Professional Program in Nursing people over in Rose Hall, has caught Phoenix Phever and apparently it’s terminal. The bony former teaching tool — always decked out...
UW-Green Bay faculty and staff members got geared up for another semester Jan. 23, celebrating mid-year convocation in the Phoenix Room of the University Union. Chancellor Tom Harden’s final convocation — he’ll step aside...
Birders from the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity have been training their scopes toward the roof of the Cofrin Library in recent weeks, with multiple peregrine falcon sightings on the UW-Green Bay campus. Amateurs are...
During a 30-year career with UW-Green Bay, Alan Rheinschmidt was a respected, dedicated employee known for his cheery trademark saying, “Proud to be here, happy to serve.” Rheinschmidt, of Mosinee, died Dec. 19 after...
As the Kress Events Center marks a half dozen years of operation as a venue and campus fitness facility, it continues to make good on one of its initial promises: to boost participation by...
A good-looking and experienced crowd gathered in October at the University Union’s Phoenix Room for the annual UW-Green Bay Retirees Dinner.
When Larry L. Weyers ran Wisconsin Public Service Corp., the regional utility was among the first companies to earn the UW Regents’ Partnership Award for its work with UW-Green Bay.
