Longtime Gipper’s boss passes away
Tony LeMieux, well known to Phoenix basketball fans of the 1980s and ‘90s as the gregarious proprietor of Gipper’s Sports Bar and Restaurant, died Friday at age 63. Private services will be held at...
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UW System releases reports on financial and freshman class, 2013
The Office of Policy Analysis and Research at UW System has issued the following systemwide informational reports. · “Student Financial Aid: 2012-13” · “The New Freshman Class: Fall 2013”
Some colleges bristle at Obama Administration’s initiative on sex assault
As the White House unveiled its latest efforts to combat sexual assault on college campuses, the U.S. Department of Education said Monday that Tufts University is at risk of losing all federal funding because...
Waste less, feed more: UW-Green Bay Campus Kitchen set for official launch
After a hard-fought grant competition and a semester’s worth of preparation, UW-Green Bay officially will launch its Campus Kitchen Saturday (May 3), turning leftover dining service food into delicious, healthy meals for those in...
DJS senior seminar’s ‘Wild Phoenix Project’ succeeds with prairie planting
The Wild Phoenix Project of this semester’s Democracy and Justice Studies senior seminar concluded last weekend with a successful prairie-grass planting at the Baird Creek Parkway. Led by Assistant Prof. Eric J. Morgan, the...
Softball goes to 22-11 with fifth straight win
The Phoenix softball team (22-11, 9-4 conference) picked up its second-consecutive Horizon League series sweep as it topped UIC, 3-1, on Sunday afternoon. Green Bay returns to the diamond next weekend, hosting Valparaiso in...
UW-Green Bay students to launch Campus Kitchen to address hunger, food waste
On Saturday, May 3, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will join The Campus Kitchens Project network and launch the Campus Kitchen at UW-Green Bay, a student-run organization that will provide free, healthy meals to...
Gurung teams with colleagues, alumni for new book on wellness
Prof. Regan A.R. Gurung of Psychology and Human Development is the editor of the new book Multicultural Approaches to Health and Wellness in America, published by Praeger. It includes chapters by two of Gurung’s...
Passing of former music professor Jerry Abraham
Services are Tuesday in Allouez for longtime UW-Green Bay Music faculty member Jerome B. (Jerry) Abraham. He died last week at age 82 after a long illness. Abraham served in the U.S. Army in...
Scott’s heroics propel UW-Green Bay tennis to NCAAs
It came down to the last match of a sunny, windy afternoon Sunday in Ann Arbor, Mich. Sophomore Howard Scott of Exeter, England refused to give up and in the end that attitude propelled...
