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Learn about Sheboygan County’s CHIP priorities and initiatives | Sheboygan Sun
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Join Healthy Sheboygan County on Thursday, October 2nd from 5pm to 6:30pm in the Phoenix Room on the UW-Green Bay Sheboygan Campus for a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) update meeting to learn more about how we are making a difference. Light refreshments will be served. Please RSVP and let us know you’ll be coming…
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Professor reacts to Amtrak bus line stopping service from Green Bay to Milwaukee | TMJ4
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By Pari Apostolakos GREEN BAY (NBC26) — The Amtrak bus service between Green Bay and Milwaukee will end after this month. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation announced the line will stop running because of state budget cuts. University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Urban and Regional Planning professor Marcelo Cruz said he was disappointed by the news, but not…
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Big Event for Kids returns: a beloved day of fun, learning, and community | WFRV
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By Georgiana Karl (WFRV)- It is a day where you can explore, play, and discover. In this segment, Alexa Priddy, Encompass Director of Community Impact, and Katrina Gitter, Lead Center Director at the Encompass Bellin Health Center, discuss the upcoming Big Event for Kids, why it is such a tradition in the community, and why…
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UW-Green Bay and community rally to support Phoenix volleyball player battling leukemia | Fox 11
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By Eric Morris GREEN BAY, Wis. (WLUK) — In April, Kendall Schara was between her junior and senior seasons of playing volleyball at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Then, she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, and her whole world was turned upside down. “My life has been surrounded by the hospital the past couple months,…
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UW-Green Bay dual enrollment program will expand with $1M state budget-funded boost | Green Bay Press Gazette
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By Nadia Scharf The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Rising Phoenix program, one of a series of programs for nontraditional students that have boosted the university’s enrollment, received a major funding boost in the most recent state budget. The additional million-dollar budget provision will allow the program, which provides students with dual-enrollment opportunities, to expand,…
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UWGB receives $330,000 to study microplastics in Green Bay | Insight
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By Aaron Holbrook UW-Green Bay has received a $330,000 grant from SC Johnson to study microplastics found in fish from Lake Michigan and the Bay of Green Bay. The project will look at how often fish swallow these plastics, where the biggest problem areas are and what kinds of plastics are most common. “With support…
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UW-Green Bay awarded $330K grant to study impact of microplastics on fish in Lake Michigan | Fox 11
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By Mallory Allen GREEN BAY (WLUK) — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has received a grant to study microplastics found in fish from Lake Michigan and the Bay of Green Bay. Officials say these tiny plastic fragments are typically smaller than five millimeters — approximately the size of a sesame seed — and result from the…
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LOOKING LOCAL: UW-STOUT COLLABORATES ON NEW BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAM AT STANLEY CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION | 715 Newsroom
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BY MORGAN MCCARTHY University of Wisconsin-Stout plans to expand its career-focused, polytechnic approach to education this fall through the launch of a bachelor’s degree program at Stanley Correctional Institution. The program is part of the University of Wisconsin Coalition for Higher Education in Prison (UW CHEP), a collaborative delivering in-person college courses, certificates and degree pathways…
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YOUR 2025 GUIDE TO FALL COLORS IN GREEN BAY
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By Sophie Bebeau Fall sneaks up on Green Bay in the best way. One week the trees are green, and the next they’re on fire with color. Peak color usually shows up around the third week of October, but the change starts a few weeks earlier and sticks around well after, each day adding a…
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Loss of international students affects enrollment growth at UW campuses | WPR
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By Corrinne Hess New freshman enrollment across the Universities of Wisconsin campuses is up an average of 3 percent this fall, but “significant declines” in international students have kept overall enrollment flat. This year’s enrollment is 164,340 across the UW system, according to preliminary estimates released Tuesday. That’s down 96 students from the final 2024…