There are thousands of Green Bay Packers fans who proudly own a certificate proving they are a shareholder in the only publicly owned franchise in professional sports. Most of those certificates aren’t worth much more than the paper on which they’re printed. That is, unless it’s one from the team’s first public offering in 1923 […]
What is now classified as an EF-5 tornado, tore through Dane County, fourteen year ago on August 18, 2005, leaving 27 injured and one man dead. A Green Bay mother and daughter, UW-Green Bay alumna, Mary Lovell ’17 (Human Biology), shared their experience with Local Five News. See more via Glass Storm.
Megan Lukan is taking a run at streetwear. The 2016 Rio Olympic Games bronze medallist, who played rugby at Barrie Central Collegiate, has designed the “authentically BOLD” clothing line, which is set to officially launch in January. A few staple items — a hat and three T-shirts — have been released so far. “The premise […]
Jason Carter, a UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus alumnus, is the new vice president of research for Montana State University. Since 2016, Carter has worked in Michigan Tech’s research office. He spent two successful years at Marinette before transferring to Michigan Tech. While on campus, he was part of the 1996-1997 state runner-up men’s basketball team. […]
Dan Clermont ’85 (Business Administration) wants to provide the Sarasota City Commission with “business sense and common sense” as he seeks the District 3 seat. Clermont is a native of Wisconsin who now lives in Sarasota with his spouse and five children. His priorities are improving the region’s water quality, and ensuring community access to large […]
Pro. Jeff Entwistle (Theatre and Dance) has designed the scenery for St. Norbert College’s Next Stage Theatre, August 8-10 at 7:30 p.m. August 10 and 11 at 2 p.m. This year’s production of “Newsies” has a cast representing 19 high schools from Oshkosh to Oconto Falls and Algoma. These students choose to work in a […]
Warsaw School of Economics graduate student Paulina Godlewska ’18 (Business Administration) was the CEO of the top team at the 2019 European Innovation Academy in Hong Kong. Her team’s startup, BotAid, helps university students navigate campus resources. The startup uses AI (artificial intelligence). Godlewska is studying global business, finance and governance while working at Accenture […]
UW-Green Bay alumna, and teacher in UW-Green Bay’s First Nations Studies program, Susan Daniels, passed away August 2, 2019. She earned her bachelor’s degree in 1994 in Social Change and Development (now Democracy and Justice Studies) and her Master’s in Applied Leadership in Teaching and Learning in 2014, both from UW-Green Bay. She was a […]
“Americans for the Arts’ lists art as the fourth largest driver of tourism and influences decisions tourists make when travel planning. More murals like this one are catching people’s eye in Green Bay. As the Green Bay Public Arts Commission continues to gain traction, so do displays of public art in the community. The ‘DREAM’ […]
If there’s a major golf event in Wisconsin, you can be sure that UW-Green Bay alumnus Greg Wanner (Science and Environmental Change) ’82 will be there helping out in some capacity. The 60-year-old Wanner, a Green Bay native who has lived in Sun Prairie since 1995, has volunteered at every United States Golf Association championship […]