Update on resident peregrine falcons
The most recent Peregrine Falcon eggs laid in the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay nest box—located in an air shaft of the Cofrin Library—hatched on May 18, 2025. The chicks were banded on June 6,...
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Martiza Kickstarts STEM Degree
Maritza started her academic journey in STEM in high school, following her curiousity to the labs at UW-Green Bay. Coming to campus to build confidence, learn, and mentor students like her has jumpstarted her...
UW-Green Bay part of the New North “Growing Roots, Finding Wings” campaign | New North
Campaign will emphasize value of college, its long-term impact on individuals, regional economy NEW NORTH, June 9, 2025 – A new campaign which emphasizes the value of college and its long-term impact on individuals...
UW-Green Bay Mourns Loss of Gerald “Jerry” Danforth
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay mourns the loss of Gerald “Jerry” Danforth, who passed away last week. Danforth was Chancellor Michael Alexander’s first appointment to the Council of Trustees in 2021 and played a...
Future-Focused UW-Green Bay Spring 2025 Grad Jesse Kreiling Secures Position Upon Graduation
This story was updated on May 27, 2025 Congratulations to Jessie Kreiling who received her bachelor’s degree in Water Science this spring. When asked about how UW-Green Bay helped her to stay future-focused, she...
UW-Green Bay Professors Ahsan and Martingano selected as 2025-26 Wisconsin Teaching Fellows and Scholars
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is excited to share that Professor Golam Mushih Tanimul Ahsan, Computer Science and Professor Alison Jane Martingano, Psychology have been selected as part of the Universities of Wisconsin 2025-2026...
See Graduates Celebrating Their Rise!
Commencement is about more than just a degree – it marks a major milestone for grads and their families! See some happiness captured at the link below. Photos by University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Photography...
Grads show what’s on their mind with cap art at commencement!
A grad cap makes a wonderful canvas to share a student’s journey, and show what matters to them most! Whether that is the family that got them there, what their future holds, or a...
Researchers Seek to Develop New Tools to Remove PFAS from Agricultural Soil and Nearby Groundwater via The Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin
For years, Wisconsin farmers have applied biosolids—a byproduct of wastewater management — to their fields. The process reduces the need for commercial fertilizers, conditions the soil, and reduces the amount of biosolids going into...
A Career in Crisis Management
This story was updated on May 27, 2025. Crisis is at the heart of Alex Freeman’s career—anticipating, managing and overcoming a crisis, to be exact. And he readily admits, “It’s a unique profession.” As...
