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Wisconsin state lawmakers were updated on the issue of per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) Thursday at a public hearing for the Speaker’s Task Force on Water Quality held at UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus. The most common...
During the last few weeks of August, Wisconsin saw a large amount of blue-green algae coming into bloom around the state. After a report of three healthy dogs in North Carolina dying minutes after...
Rising from the center of the circle driveway outside Cofrin Library, a new statue is quickly becoming the picture-perfect place. It is called “Phoenix Rising” and it was dedicated Wednesday afternoon. The statue cost about...
The Grocery Haul at Festival Foods, 2430 University Ave. from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, has been extended to faculty and staff in addition to students. Deals include 5 percent off...
A collection of paintings by UW-Green Bay alumni artist Beau Thomas ’16 (Art and Design), WORDPLAY, focuses on universal phrases and their potential in storytelling and expressing ideas. Sayings like “Under the Sea” and...
UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Minkyu Lee (Art and Design) has work on exhibit at The Hardy Gallery, in Door County. “Fire: A Contemporary Ceramic Exhibition,” is on view from August 30, 2019 to Oct....
The Research Council is accepting applications for the Fall 2019 Grants in Aid of Research. Faculty having applied for GIAR funding in the past will want to note that revisions have been made to the...
In partnership with UW-Green Bay, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) was awarded a $35 million federal grant for the next seven years to support the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate...
Those who participated in Fall Convocation where asked to join together in signing-on to UW-Green Bay’s new select mission. The stainless steel Phoenix has landed in GBOSS, and welcomes more signatures. You can see...
“The Millennial Wave and the Changing Nature of Work” by UW-Green Bay Associate Lecturer Susan M. Frost (Humanities) and Christine Henseler has been published on the website 4Humanities. The article explores how Herman Melville’s...
