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Among the 1,000-plus students receiving diplomas at UW-Green Bay’s May 14, 2022 Spring/Summer Commencement will be 20 students who won’t even graduate from high school until mid-June. These Manitowoc Lincoln High School seniors comprise...
UW-Green Bay Alumni Award recipient (Award year, 2006), Veronica Brieno Rankin ’99 (Earth Science) is working with the U.S. Forest Service in Minerals and Geology Management as an assistant director located in Washington D.C....
Bomber and her peers will graduate as the first cohort of students in the new master’s program Like many college students nearing the end of their undergraduate years, UW-Green Bay senior Anna Bomber ’19...
There still may be those “old-school” types out there. Preferring that higher education stick to the “three r’s” of reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmatic. Kelsi Engelhardt blazed her own path embracing the “three c’s”—community, connection...
These days, strolling out of UW-Green Bay with a degree in engineering is a very good thing. With the rapid growth of high-tech manufacturing in our region, most graduates can just keep walking into...
GREEN BAY – Roughly 150 students and residents marched on the UW-Green Bay campus Thursday for abortion rights while the country’s highest court considers overturning the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling.Students at the university worked...
Are you looking for a rewarding experience this sunny Saturday morning? The Cofrin Center for Biodiversity needs help planting thousands of native trees and shrubs at the new Wequiock Creek Natural Area, 3.4 miles...
I believe there are a handful of big topics that are worth really digging into in the asset management world right now: the future of fixed income, the evolution of ESG, tokenization, the ethics...
Opportunity. It’s a recurring theme when you ask people why they choose to live in northeastern Wisconsin. Good jobs, affordable homes, quality schools and safe communities in which to raise families have drawn people to...
WISCONSIN, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — If the Supreme Court decides to overturn Roe v. Wade, the laws surrounding abortion in Wisconsin could be in the hands of state lawmakers.With midterm elections approaching, some state lawmakers,...
