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UW-Green Bay students Connor Kupsh and Matthew Murphy are “o-fish-ally” attending the YETI FLW College Fishing event in Wabasha, MN, presented by Costa. The event will be on July 28 on the Mississippi river...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Michael Draney (Biology) identified the spider found by campers a northern black widow. However, he claims there is no need to worry about bites, as the species is still rare in...
An Indiana spider specialist, Marc Milne, found an entirely new spider species when searching for a male Islandiana cavealis, a sheet web spider species, in Stygian River Cave in Indiana. The new species is...
UW-Green Bay student Rebecca Malcore (Human Biology & Biology) received the Friends of Peninsula State Park grant for her effort in orchid research. Her research intends to characterize the fungal symbionts of certain orchid species at Peninsula State...
Campus learned about the death of an alumna, Jen Pfannerstill ’96 (Biology), who died on July 2 after a battle with cancer at 45 years old. Pfannerstill coached Tomahawk Hatches varsity volleyball team for...
UW-Green Bay Professor Michael Draney (Biology) was featured in an article about “ballooning” in Popular Science magazine. “Ballooning” is caused by the spiders’ sensitivity to electrical fields like those in earth’s atmosphere, causing them...
Have you ever wanted to go-behind-the-scenes in one of our UW-Green Bay laboratories? Lab Manager Joe Schoenebeck is giving a “super cool lab tour” to a group of staff members on July 23, 2018...
Campers at Bay Shore County Park in Brown County, Dyckesville found a spider whose appearance was very similar to that of a black widow. UW-Green Bay Professor Michael Draney (Biology) later confirmed that the...
Due to the holiday, pickup day for the weekly vegetable sale is Thursday, July 5. Veggies are for sale from the campus hoop house and outdoor veggie gardens. All the produce is locally grown, pesticide free, and proceeds go...
Have you ever wanted to go-behind-the-scenes in one of our UW-Green Bay laboratories? Lab Manager Joe Schoenebeck is giving a “super cool lab tour” to a group of staff members on July 23, 2018...
