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Noted in a press release by the Luxemburg-Casco School District, 76 students out of 157 graduating seniors plan to continue their education at a four-year, post secondary institution, and UW-Green Bay is the top...
One of the things that makes UW-Green Bay so special is the commitment to the Phoenix family—and some of our alumni have been showcasing that commitment throughout the past year. In a collaboration between...
Four campuses within the University of Wisconsin System have seen spring enrollments decline by more than 10 percent since 2019. UW-Platteville saw spring enrollments drop by more than 17 percent in the last three years. Preliminary...
National Honor for Commitment to First-Generation Student Success Green Bay, Wis.— The Center for First-generation Student Success, an initiative of NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education and The Suder Foundation, recently announced the...
Admissions is hosting a promotion for each UW-Green Bay campus encouraging current students to make referrals of others who they believe may want to join the Phoenix family. Students who provide a referral from...
Bummed that the Packers won’t be playing in the “Big Game” this weekend? The Admissions staff is trying to sweeten the deal. Munch on some of these great snacks provided by members of the...
BROWN COUNTY (WLUK) — UWGB admissions says COVID isn’t just impacting prospective students.”This has not been their fault. COVID has impacted them the same way it has impacted us as professionals. It’s been a...
Cordero Barkley and Corey King were named “Black Power 2020: Wisconsin’s 51 Most Influential Black Leaders” by madison365.com, recently. Barkley is the director of finance and investments at Titletown Tech, an investment firm based...
Warmest wishes from our work family to yours. While 2020 looked a little different than years past, our Admissions team has embraced the fun of being virtual. May the season bring you health, happiness,...
A majority of University of Wisconsin campuses hope a decision to waive application fees for the next two years will open doors for lower-income students and fill seats at a time when many universities...
