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The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is putting on their upcoming show She Kills Monsters this weekend from Thursday, April 20 until Saturday, April 22. She Kills Monsters is a play created by Qui Nguyen...
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – The Green Bay Conservation Corps has been around less than a year, but has already been hard at work in the city. The organization became the state’s first municipal-based...
Leaders in the Fox Valley, Green Bay and surrounding areas are preparing for the first-ever Northeast Wisconsin Leadership Summit, coming May 9. The one-day event, produced by 365 Media, will bring together the region’s...
Researchers are beginning to better understand the toll of polarized politics on mental and physical health, and a new study suggests that Americans’ political anxiety crescendos before a major election. Led by University of Nebraska–Lincoln political...
(WFRV) – We know you’re excited to take a sip of summer on the patio. But maybe you don’t want the alcohol. Today the Dietetic Interns from UW-Green Bay shared some ideas for mocktails...
(WFRV) – Today Frank featured Alan Kopischke, director of a new show called “She Kills Monsters.” This show is put on by UW-Green Bay University Theatre and will be on stage through Saturday, April...
Richard (Dick) Gerald Jansen passed away on Sunday, Feb. 12, 2023, four days before his 89th birthday. He had a long and distinguished career at UW-Green Bay, beginning in 1969 as a specialist for University...
UW-Green Bay’s Mandeep Singh Bakshi recently published an article in one of the leading journals on sustainability within American Chemical Society’s, “ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering”. The article presents a novel methodology to remove metallic...
Are you passionate about sustainability and looking for a way to incorporate it into your teaching? Look no further than the Sustainability Community of Practice (SCoPe)! SCoPe provides a space and community for instructors...
Each spring, falcons nest at WEC power plants across the state. They’ve placed cameras in the nest boxes to watch the baby chicks as they emerge from their eggs and quickly grow up before...
