Category: Media Coverage
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Things to do this weekend in Green Bay include WWE NXT, Gamblers hockey, Hmong New Year celebration | Green Bay Press Gazette
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By Peter Frank The WWE returns to the Green Bay area and the Gamblers are home for two games this weekend if you’re looking for what to do this weekend. It’s the last weekend before holiday events kick off. Here’s what’s brewing Nov. 14-16. WWE’s NXT Live WWE’s NXT Live returns at 7:30 p.m. Nov.…
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LCHS Students Save On Tuition With Dual Credit | Door County Pulse
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By Door County Pulse, peninsula pulse The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB) recently reported its dual-credit enrollment impact for the 2024-25 academic year. Luxemburg-Casco High School (LCHS) students participated significantly in UWGB programs, earning 1,001 college credits last year. These students saved a collective $606,734.92 in tuition costs, earning dual credit in three of the…
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Broadway’s ‘Big Fish’ is hitting the University Theatre | Press Times
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By Victoria Lyons With a small cast, the show is committed to delivering an intimate performance that explores multiple themes through the lens of a son-father relationship. UW-Green Bay is taking on the stage production of Big Fish next weekend, bringing a good story, big names in collaboration, great dance numbers, wonderful songs and an…
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Investing in the future: Voices of Wisconsin’s next-generation leaders | Journal of Business News
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Young people preparing for careers in Wisconsin are facing harsh economic realities, from being able to afford a place to live to landing a job that gives them the quality of life they desire. But they also see a promising future here, especially if their voices continue to be heard. Cassie Cornelius These were among…
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Getting organized Labor union approval is holding steady, but membership is low | Insight
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Labor union approval is holding steady, but membership is low | Insight By Nikki Kallio A recent Gallup poll shows the overall U.S. approval rating for labor unions at 68% — a level that’s been holding steady for the past five years and has not been seen since the late 1950s and early 1960s. The…
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Program helps incarcerated students earn UW degrees | Wisconsin Law Journal
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By MaryBeth Matzek The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay awarded more than a thousand degrees this year, but 19 students stand out — all are prisoners. The students were enrolled in the Wisconsin Coalition for Higher Education in Prison (UW CHEP), a collaborative initiative that delivers college courses, certificates and degree pathways to students in person across nine…
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Oneida Nation and UW-Green Bay deepen partnership through cultural and educational initiatives during Native American Heritage Month | WFRV
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By Michelle Wenz ONEIDA RESERVATION (WFRV) – The Oneida Nation and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB) are deepening their long-standing partnership through two upcoming sporting events celebrating Native American Heritage Month. November’s Native American Heritage Month offers a meaningful time to recognize the deep history and continued presence of Indigenous communities in Wisconsin. While…
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UWGB men’s basketball team to debut new jersey in honor of Native American Heritage Month | Fox 11
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By Mallory Allen GREEN BAY (WLUK) — The Oneida Nation and UW-Green Bay are harnessing the power of athletics to strengthen their longstanding partnership. On Friday, officials announced a pair of collaborative efforts to mark Native American Heritage Month, which is November. Both initiatives involve the UWGB men’s basketball team and aim to recognize the…
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UWGB continuing education reached record 101,617 | Insight
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The University of Wisconsin – Green Bay has broken its previous record of 85,883 learners in Continuing Education and Workforce Training, setting a new all-time high of 101,617 learners. From July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025, UW–Green Bay offered learning opportunities ranging from workshops and certificates to conferences and customized training—designed to build skills,…
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Jasmine Kondrakiewicz has turned to coaching after standout UWGB women’s basketball career | Green Bay Press Gazette
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By Scott Venci GREEN BAY – Kayla Karius didn’t know much about her players when she was hired as the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay women’s basketballcoach last season. At least not about their personalities or what made them tick. It quickly became obvious she had something special in former forward Jasmine Kondrakiewicz, who Karius hired as an assistant coach this…