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“Green Bay women’s basketball coach Kevin Borseth was dreaming of a trip to Hawaii, but Oregon will have to do,” reports USA Today Network’s Scott Venci. “UWGB received a No. 7 seed and will...
Green Bay, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Foundation has informed Chancellor Gary L. Miller that it is releasing $720,700 in named endowed and annual scholarship funds which will be available to award students for the 2018-2019...
“Timing is everything.” You may call that phrase cliché. Lorenzo Lones calls it truth. The 2016 University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Psychology graduate is currently a Neuroscience Ph.D. student at Washington University in St. Louis where...
Green Bay women’s basketball signee, Hailey Oskey (Seymour, Wis.) has been named Miss Basketball 2017-18 by the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association. The 5-10 senior wing led Seymour (Thunder) to a 23-2 record this season....
It will be a quiet Phoenix Friday on campus, March 16, but The Phoenix Bookstore will have a Savin’ on the Green! sale. Happy St. Patrick’s Day — all green items 20% off!
The Green Bay women’s basketball team will learn its draw for the 2018 NCAA Tournament tonight (Monday, March 12, 2018). The Phoenix (29-3) welcomes fans to join in on the action at the Green...
“Some people live and breathe acting. They are the embodiment of art, craft, diligence, dedication and precision. And they have fun doing it,” reports critic at large Warren Gerds. “A team of five of...
“Stillwater, Okla., teacher Alberto Morejon was sitting on his couch, watching TV news coverage of the teachers’ strike in West Virginia, when he thought: Something also needs to be done at home, where teachers...
The UW-Green Bay Phoenix Studios podcast network launched Bird in the Wings, an audio show that covers hot topics in arts and culture and includes interviews with artists and the community that loves them....
UW-Green Bay and UW-Milwaukee received mention in SI News (Independent News for International Students) as top-ranked schools for being LGBTQ-friendly. Read it here.
