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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 11, 2024 More than 490 students to be awarded degrees at UW-Green Bay’s 2024 Winter Commencement, December 14, 2024 GREEN BAY, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay winter graduates...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 10, 2024 GREEN BAY, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Foundation is pleased to announce the receipt of a $2 million gift that will allow the University to fund its first...
Story by Maddie Paulson and Mia Perez-Behringer, UW-Green Bay student interns Rebecca Stewart, a UW-Green Bay student and future educator, credits her English classes with helping her rise to become a nationally recognized English...
Green Bay was named the best place to live in the Wisconsin, coming in 12th place in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025-2026 Best Places to Live in the U.S. ranking. For the list, the publication...
GREEN BAY — Ever since the city flunked its first grading on how LGBTQ-friendly its laws and policies were, scoring a 28 out of 100 back in 2018, Green Bay has leapt toward a...
BROWN COUNTY (WLUK) — Black Friday and Cyber Monday may be in the books, but plenty of shoppers are still working on wrapping up their gift giving. Shoppers across the U.S. spent nearly $11 billion...
The creator of the wildly popular Burned Haystack Dating Method said seeing this red flag should always be considered a no-go. Online dating is a nightmare. The apps are teeming with fake profiles, empty...
On Tuesday, December 3, 2024 more than 100 people attended the Kwanzaa celebration on the Green Bay Campus. The focus of this year’s event was ‘Imani’ which means Faith. The speakers, included keynote speaker...
Bringing Out the Best While it’s often said that you never get a second chance to make a first impression, Mia Laufer’s initial encounter with the profession of human resources(HR) proves that first impressions...
Saying Yes “It was definitely not how I thought it was going to go.” —Brady Reinhard Like most first-year, first-generation college students living on campus, Brady Reinhard looked forward to (and was admittedly a...
