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Many on campus know UW-Green Bay student Patrick Bertrand. He uses a wheelchair and relies greatly on Green Bay Transit and their sub-contracted para-transit service to arrive for classes and other appointments in timely...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Michael Kraft talked Cold War politics for an interesting Milwaukee Public Radio story on the history of Wisconsin senators — including perhaps the most notorious, Sen. Joseph McCarthy. The segment, which...
Rise and shine Friday (Aug. 26) morning with Fox 11’s Good Day Wisconsin, segments of which will be broadcast live from our own Phoenix Bookstore. The Fox crew will be talking tips for back-to-school,...
The start of a new academic year is an exciting, if sometimes stressful, time for students — especially new freshmen adjusting to University life. Greg Smith, senior counselor in our UWGB Counseling and Health...
UW-Green Bay’s resident geology expert was in high demand Tuesday (Aug. 23) after a magnitude 5.8 earthquake hit the east coast. Prof. Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, made the interview rounds with newspaper,...
We brought you the news recently that former Marathon County Sheriff’s Captain Tomas Kujawa is UW-Green Bay’s new director of public safety and chief of police. We followed it up with some central Wisconsin...
The Green Bay Press-Gazette’s Sunday business column gave top billing this week to UW-Green Bay’s ongoing entrepreneurship efforts, specifically highlighting our own Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Institute president and retired businessman Jack Riopelle...
Phuture Phoenix director Kim Desotell encourages the community to “vigorously embrace a college-going mentality” in a guest column in Tuesday’s (Aug. 23) Green Bay Press-Gazette. The column on the paper’s Opinion page underscores the...
The shaky financial markets as of late have led to a great deal of speculation on what the stock swings mean for certain types of investments — including those of area colleges and universities....
Business Administration Prof. Meir Russ published another short essay recently at “Leonardo,” an online salon managed by the non-profit International Center for Foreign Relations that counts subscribers and contributors in more than 30 countries....
