Category: News

  • 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…

  • From High School Freshwater Programs to University Student

    From High School Freshwater Programs to University Student

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    Written by Heidi Jeter, Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin. As a child, Ziah Mangin envisioned a career in environmental journalism or policy. Then she donned waders as a high school freshman to monitor the health of Duck Creek in Brown County and discovered her love for field work. When she heads to the University of Wisconsin–Madison…

  • UW-Green Bay Mourns the Passing of Professor Emeritus Harold John “Jack” Day

    UW-Green Bay Mourns the Passing of Professor Emeritus Harold John “Jack” Day

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    The university community and greater region is mourning the passing of UW-Green Bay Professor Emeritus Jack Day. Harold John (Jack) Day died on August 31, 2025, at the age of 96. Prof. Day joined the UW-Green Bay faculty with tenure in 1970, as a professor of Environmental Control and the chairman of Environmental Control and…

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    UW-Green Bay Welcomes 11,500 Students for Fall 2025

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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 9, 2025 Preliminary estimates show 28% enrollment growth since 2020  Green Bay, WI — Preliminary enrollment estimates to be released by the Universities of Wisconsin later today will show continued positive momentum for the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, including three percent enrollment growth from last fall. The University continues to be…

  • Estamos Aqui is this Saturday!

    Estamos Aqui is this Saturday!

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    Join the annual celebration that is Estamos Aqui on Saturday, September 13, 2025 from 3 to 10 p.m. on the UW-Green Bay campus. For the third year, the campus community is proud to host this event that last year, welcomed 12,000 people to the festival. Excited to be part of the music, food and fun?…

  • Phoenix Return!

    Phoenix Return!

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    Welcome back, Phoenix! The past weeks have been filled with action as students return to campus to forge their futures. Here are some highlights, with pictures from UW-Green Bay photographers Josh Buntin, Dan Moore, and Sue Pischke. Volunteers, families, ambassadors, and students all pitched in to get on-campus residents settled into their homes for the…

  • Statewide prison education program aims to boost economy, reduce recidivism

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    This article was originally written by Lisa Bauer for UW-Madison On a chilly May afternoon at Oakhill Correctional Institution, 15 people filed in wearing graduation gowns over their prison-issued uniforms. Their faces showed pride in earning a degree that will benefit them, their communities and the state. “I see my education preparing me for reentry…