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UW-Green Bay now holds legal rights to the words “Eco U.” The move both honors the University’s ecological roots and protects the institution’s right to the nickname first bestowed upon it four decades ago...
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents approved promotions for nine UW-Green Bay faculty members at the board’s June meeting at UW-Milwaukee. The changes take effect with the start of the 2010-11 academic...
UW-Green Bay alumnus Abe Clark has completed his quest to run across the nation. Clark’s 2,860-mile quest is called Running Water because he’s raising money to repair water wells in Haiti. Clark raised about...
As the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico continues, impact of the oil spill continues to grow. An interesting graphic in the Green Bay-Press Gazette shows just how big the spill is now by...
UW-Green Bay alumnus Lt. Col. Bryant Glando ’89 recently became the commander of the 2nd Battalion, 1st Information Operations Command in Fort Belvoir, Va. Glando majored in Information and Computing Science at UW- Green...
Former Phoenix basketball player Chris Yates ’94 is spending 15 years to life behind bars for the murder of his own mother. The Green Bay Press-Gazette takes a look at how Yates’ life went...
Human Biology Profs. Angela Bauer-Dantoin and Daniel Meinhardt just had a paper accepted by the journal Anatomical Record. The paper is titled “17B-estradiol Exposure Accelerates Skeletal Development in Xenopus laevis Tadpoles.” Xenopus laevis is...
After a warm spring and a wet June, harvest season is here for the campus garden planted by students and other volunteers.
The campus gardens on the Student Services Plaza are producing in abundance! The SLO Food Alliance student organization will be selling local organic produce to the campus community at a stand outside of the...
We have a few “then and now” snapshots of the Campus Garden maintained by the SLO (Sustainable Local Organic) Food Alliance student group. Also, a link to a FlickR page with dozens upon dozens...
