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The 2025 Spring Commencement Ceremony recordings are available to watch on the UW-Green Bay YouTube channel. Please click the link below to watch the full presentations from both the morning and afternoon ceremonies. Watch...
An excited buzz filled the Kress Events Center on Saturday, May 17, 2025 at the UW-Green Bay Campus as the university celebrated its largest spring graduating class, highlighting the 1,338 eligible graduates in two...
Retired Major General Marcia Anderson, commencement speaker for the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s 111th commencement on Saturday, May 17, 2025 shared heartfelt and hard-earned wisdom during the afternoon ceremony. With humility and humor, she...
The path to becoming a physician is no joke; and for Aashvi Pandey, UW-Green Bay’s Class of 2025 afternoon commencement ceremony speaker, she readily admits that this noble pursuit put her squarely outside of...
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay alumna and Council of Trustee member, Dr. Tina Sauerhammer Dean ’99, was bestowed with the University’s highest honor on Saturday, May 17, 2025 at the morning ceremony of UW-Green Bay’s...
As the President & CEO of New North, Inc., Barb LaMue has been an innovator and changemaker for more than 20 years. On Saturday, May 17, 2025 as the morning ceremony commencement speaker at...
As a First Generation college student, Monica Garcia began her time at UW-Green Bay unsure of her value as a college student and the challenges that would await. Mentors, friends, professors and her family...
Welcome to UW-Green Bay Spring Commencement 2025! Below are the links for both the morning and afternoon ceremony livestream and digital program. Enjoy and congratulations to the 1.338 eligible graduates representing the Class of...
Putting the Pieces Together Adaptability and perseverance are essential for a successful college career, especially when aspiring to medical school. For Aashvi Pandey, the ability to adapt came early when she moved half a...
A Mentor is Born What do you want to be when you grow up? It’s a common question that young people often get asked. And that answer becomes even more important as college looms...
