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For years, Wisconsin farmers have applied biosolids—a byproduct of wastewater management — to their fields. The process reduces the need for commercial fertilizers, conditions the soil, and reduces the amount of biosolids going into...
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Therapy animals, like dogs, cats and horses, can help improve the overall well-being of students and staff in education settings. The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is helping those on its campuses relax...
Robin Nicole Scott, executive director of We All Rise: African American Resource Center was presented with the Community Service Award during the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay spring Council of Trustees reception and dinner The...
If this is what final exams week looks like at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, just one question: When does the next semester start? The All-American Rejects put an unexpected exclamation point on the academic year...
JANESVILLE — After launching the event last year, the Wisconsin School for the Blind and Visually Impaired brought back its resource fair on Friday, allowing students to connect with prospective colleges, universities, employers and...
Local author Preston Taylor celebrated the launch of his first book, Illustrated History of Green Bay, last week with The Teaching Press at UW-Green Bay, even assisting with the binding, trimming and folding of...
GREEN BAY (WLUK) — An iconic statue on the UW-Green Bay campus took flight to its new location. The 13-foot “Phoenix Rising” statue perched outside the Cofrin Library since 2019, migrated to its new, permanent...
GREEN BAY, Wis (WGBW) – The largest graduating class from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB) will receive their degrees in two ceremonies Saturday, May 17. According to a press release from UWGB, 1,338...
A student at the UW Green Bay Sheboygan Campus has been chosen as a featured speaker for Saturday morning commencement ceremonies to be held in Green Bay.Monica Garcia is a first-generation college student attending...
Lakeshore College and the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay a have intorduced the FORWARD program that allows students in high demand fields such as education and nursing to earn four year degrees without leaving the...
