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‘Nature is nice’: Universities of Wisconsin program connects K-12 students with water research | Green Bay Press Gazette
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By Nadia Scharf On a chilly November afternoon, three dozen middle-schoolers stand in the golden light of the early-setting sun at Sensiba State Wildlife Area in Green Bay, listening as the instructor explains what they’re there to do. With the wind whipping around them and rattling the reeds by the water, it’s starting to get cold for the first time this year, and the dark won’t help. But they signed…
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Fans invited to sign up for virtual course studying Packers’ greatest offensive players | Fox 11
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By Mallory Allen GREEN BAY (WLUK) — You can learn all about the green and gold’s most illustrious offensive weapons through a new course offered at UW-Green Bay. Students and community members alike are invited to register for the virtual program, aptly titled “The Greatest Offensive Players in Green Bay Packers History.” It will explore…
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Hmong New Year celebrates culture and community 50 years after resettlement | Press Times
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By Nicholas Salzwedel GREEN BAY – This year, there are about 3,500 more Hmong people in Green Bay and around 4,300 more in Brown County than what was estimated in 2020, making the area the fifth largest Hmong community in Wisconsin.Wisconsin also has the third largest Hmong population in the United States after Minnesota and…
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New UW gen ed policy may ease transfer process. But will it erode campus autonomy? | Stevens Point Journal
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By Kelly Meyerhofer Timothy Nixon’s transfer from the University of Wisconsin-Manitowoc to UW-Green Bay in 1982 was anything but smooth. His chemistry credits didn’t carry over, even though both campuses used the same book for the class. His meteorology class didn’t count either. He had to retake algebra and trigonometry to fulfill the math portion…
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New general education policy will make transferring between UW campuses easier | WPR
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By Corrinne Hess Universities of Wisconsin students will have an easier time transferring general education credits from one campus to another after the Board of Regents approved a new core general education policy this week. Beginning in September, up to 12 courses and 36 credit hours will be standardized across UW’s 13 campuses. Each campus can set…
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Average Car Insurance Cost | Wallet Hub
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Sampath Kumar Chair of Marketing & Management, Chair of MS Management, Chair of MS Data Science, Professor of Marketing for the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business at UW-Green Bay Why have car insurance premiums been increasing over the past years? Usually, car insurance premiums rise the same way as they always have—slowly, steadily, and…
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SARP East 2025 Ecohydrology Group | NASA
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Return to 2025 SARP Closeout Faculty Advisor: Dom Ciruzzi, William & Mary Graduate Mentor: Sarah Payne, University of California, Santa Barbara Uncovering Hidden Green to Reveal Water: Can Spectral Unmixing of Vegetation Reduce Evapotranspiration Bias in Semi-Arid Landscapes? Ethan Bledsoe, Northwestern University Deserts push life to its limits, presenting sparse vegetation and scarce water that…
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Best Places to Shop on Black Friday (2025) | Wallet Hub
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Aniruddha Pangarkar Associate Professor of Marketing, Austin E. Cofrin School Of Business, The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay How can consumers distinguish between real Black Friday deals and marketing traps? Black Friday is that time of the year when consumers are in the enthusiastic mood for shopping. While it is good to be excited and motivated…
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Democratic lawmakers propose legislation capping utility bills | Superior Telegram
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A bill in the Wisconsin Legislature would essentially cap residential utility bills at 2% of household income. By Joe Shulz Wausau resident Jill Sexton and her husband are both in their 60s. Sexton says she’s on disability and her husband is on Social Security. Sexton said she had to take a part-time job to cover…
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Compass 2 Campus proves college can be a reality for underrepresented students | Cascadia Daily
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For more than 15 years, WWU program places mentors in schools, brings students to campus By Charlotte Alden When Lourdes Hurtado was a fifth-grader at Sumas Elementary, a Western Washington University student came into her classroom to help out. That student was part of the Compass 2 Campus program, which aims to increase access to higher education for…