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A number of UW-Green Bay summer camps are helping area students mitigate summer learning loss and have a great time doing it, the Green Bay Press-Gazette reported this weekend. The story in Saturday’s (June...
An editorial in Wednesday’s (June 8) Green Bay Press-Gazette praised the state Joint Finance Committee for its vote Friday to keep UW Madison in the UW System and offer administrative flexibilities to all System...
It may be the offseason, but UW-Green Bay’s new strength and conditioning coach, Rick Lefebvre, is getting noticed on and around campus. A recent Green Bay Press-Gazette story talked about how Lefebvre already is...
There was additional buzz late last week about what experts — including UW-Green Bay’s own Michael Draney — say could be a nasty summer in terms of that other state bird, the mosquito. Winter...
Two former UW-Green Bay students were the subject of the Green Bay Press-Gazette’s Monday (June 6) business conversation feature. Linda Hansen and Jim Overly have started a new local electronics recycling business, Cyber Green,...
Higher education leaders in Wisconsin have been asking to be cut free from a range of state oversight strings for at least two decades. But, writes an education columnist for the Capital Times of...
The news site Insider Higher Ed offers a recap today of recent breaking news in Madison as it relates to the 2011-13 state budget and the proposal to split the UW System’s flagship campus...
With less than two weeks to go until the 25th annual Nicolet National Forest Bird Survey, UW-Green Bay Prof. Robert Howe continues to drum up interest in his long-running work. Wisconsin Public Radio’s Patty...
The state Supreme Court race saga finally drew to a close Tuesday, when Justice candidate JoAnne Kloppenburg conceded her hard-fought contest with 12-year court veteran David Prosser. Kloppenburg’s announcement comes on the heels of...
The Department of Education has tightened its regulation of for-profit colleges and other vocational programs, the New York Times reported this week. Critics say the schools absorb millions in federal aid but too often...
