UW-Green Bay was mentioned in a recent blog post for Brookings (a nonprofit public policy organization based in Washington, DC.). “Satellite campuses of leading state public university systems are also central to attracting and preparing talent, and serve as anchors for new business growth and economic development in many of the region’s historic industrial and trading cities, such as Duluth (University of Minnesota-Duluth), Green Bay (University of Wisconsin-Green Bay), Marquette (Northern Michigan University), Kalamazoo (Western Michigan University), Athens (Ohio University), and Buffalo (University of Buffalo),” writes the author in, “Tale of two Rust Belts: Higher education is driving Rust Belt revival but risks abound.“
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