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Standup standout Gabriel Iglesias was in Green Bay last weekend for back-to-back nights at UW-Green Bay’s Weidner Center. Press-Gazette entertainment reporter Kendra Meinert gave the comedy concerts glowing reviews, and she topped it off...
In addition to the coverage of his second consecutive Horizon League player of the year award, UW-Green Bay senior star Keifer Sykes was featured prominently in two national media stories this year. The first,...
Bloomberg Business is reporting that, in 48 U.S. states, government spending on each college student is still below where it was before the recession that ended almost six years ago. Now, at least seven...
Fox-11 reporter Ben Krumholz (yet another UW-Green Bay grad) opened his report with a sound bite from junior Sierra Storm Spaulding that, again, emphasized the need for bipartisanship. “We’re not attacking the (Walker) administration,”...
A Local 5 news report on Wednesday’s rally noted that UW System officials have said any savings related to proposed autonomy for the System would take time to materialize, leaving the Universities to deal...
The Madison Capital Times has a lengthy account of testimony Tuesday by Ray Cross and James Schmidt to the Joint Finance Committee. Reaction by legislators was mixed, with some appreciation for the impact cuts...
Warren Gerds, critic at large for WFRV and wearegreenbay.com, reviewed UW-Green Bay’s Theatre and Dance production of “Months on End,” a contemporary comedy that continues its run with four performances later this week. Gerds...
The daily newspaper in Portage, Wis., recently ran a feature story about traditional summer camps expanding to feature University offerings in a range of academic areas. “Camps at UW-Green Bay and Michigan Tech offer...
Assistant Prof. Jon Shelton of Democracy and Justice Studies, a specialist in U.S. labor and working-class history, has very strong opinions about the so-called right to work legislation being considered in Madison. In a...
Associate Prof. Tom Nesslein of Urban and Regional Studies was the guest economist joining politicians of both major parties in talking to TV-5 News about the contentious new “right-to-work” proposal in the Wisconsin Legislature....
