Category: News

  • Transferring to UW-Green Bay: The Journey of One Migrating Phoenix

    Transferring to UW-Green Bay: The Journey of One Migrating Phoenix

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    Have you ever needed to change your surroundings to achieve your academic dreams? You’re not alone. In fact, in the Fall of 2024, about 13% of all undergraduates in the U.S. (that’s about 1.5 million!) were transfer students. One characteristic many of them share, other than seeking a fresh start, is they tend not to…

  • UW-Green Bay Video: From Rock Collector to Geoscience Major

    UW-Green Bay Video: From Rock Collector to Geoscience Major

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    Mason’s passion for rocks began in childhood, and today, that curiosity has evolved into a purposeful academic path as a Geoscience major at UW-Green Bay. His dream? To help protect Earth—and one day, study rocks on Mars. Transcript: Growing up, uh, I always went to national parks on trips with my parents, and I always…

  • UW-Green Bay Phoenix Pep Band!

    UW-Green Bay Phoenix Pep Band!

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    “Being obnoxious and playing music, my two favorite things. It’s really fun. I love being in Pep Band.” There’s no question about the high energy and hype the UW-Green Bay Phoenix Pep Band brings to campus life and events! And they are always looking for students to join in! If you’re a musician and love…

  • UW-Green Bay prepares for likely higher course workload for professors | WFRV

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    By Paul Steeno GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Most professors within the UW-Wisconsin system will likely have to deal with a state-mandated expanded course load next school year. At UW Green Bay, most professors would go from teaching 21 credit hours during the year (three one semester and four during the other) to 24 credit…

  • Eighth Annual Implicit Bias Conference to Unite Advocates, Policymakers & Community Leaders in Green Bay

    Eighth Annual Implicit Bias Conference to Unite Advocates, Policymakers & Community Leaders in Green Bay

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    October 3 Event at The Weidner, UW-Green Bay, to Focus on “Building Strength Through Community” Green Bay, WI — The Eighth Annual Implicit Bias Conference, themed ‘Building Strength Through Community,’ will take place Friday, October 3, 2025, at The Weidner, UW–Green Bay. Presented by We All Rise: African American Resource Center, the Midwest Survivor Institute…

  • National Playwright Aretha Sills to Present with UW-Green Bay Theatre & Dance Students

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    The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Theatre & Dance program welcomes playwright Aretha Sills as she brings her newest play, Impertinent Girls: The Teenage Writings of Jane Austen, to the program’s 2025 Reading Series on October 3, 2025 at 7:30 p.m. in the Jean Weidner Theatre at The Weidner. Sills is a respected writer, director and teacher…

  • University of Wisconsin-Green Bay join forces with gener8tor, announce startup accelerator program

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    MEDIA CONTACT Nate Domenighini, gBETA Associate VP309-256-7604nate@gener8tor.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept. 30, 2025                                                                GREEN BAY, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Foundation have partnered with global venture firm and startup accelerator, gener8tor, to announce the inaugural gBETA UW-Green Bay pre-accelerator program powered by gener8tor. The accelerator focuses on early-stage companies working…

  • The Lantern Podcast: Wisconsin Inspiration and Discovery

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    The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS) launched a brand new podcast. The Lantern, a podcast about discovery, resilience and transformation includes a particular focus on stories of northeastern Wisconsin. Produced in the newly-established Blair Podcast Studio, the first episode of The Lantern, released on Aug. 5, 2025 featuring Chef Jyll…

  • November Stories from Experience

    November Stories from Experience

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    Join Schreiber Institute for Women’s Leadership for November’s Stories from Experience on Thursday, November 20, 4-5:30 p.m., featuring Margaret Rose Ellis, Co-Founder and Executive Director, She Rises Collective. The event will take place in the 1965 Room at UW-Green Bay, Green Bay Campus. The event is free for members. Registration is requested in advance. Margaret…

  • Governor Evers Visits High School Spanish Language Class

    Governor Evers Visits High School Spanish Language Class

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    In early September, Governor Evers visited the classroom of Jodi Resch Brownell at Crandon High School. Crandon was one of three high school classrooms in the state he visited. Evers joined the class during Spanish IV, a course eligible for dual credit with UW-Green Bay as SPAN 202. He observed a vocabulary review activity with…