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Barbara Hauxhurst Cofrin Prof. of Natural Sciences Mike Draney participated in the America Arachnological Society’s virtual Forum on Effects of Racism on Arachnology at the (virtual) Annual Meeting of the American Arachnological Society, and...
For two decades, UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus Prof. Richard Hein (Biology) has committed to finding a permanent home for every rat his students study—way ahead of 2019 federal regulations that allow for lab animal...
The Lisa Show is heard nationwide on Sirius XM channel 143. She invited UW-Green Bay Prof. Richard Hein (Biology) on her ROCKSTAR segment to talk about how he has been helping lab rats find...
Ayla Mollen, a graduating senior at Lakeland Union High School in Minocqua who will attend UW-Green Bay in the fall, is the first-place winner in Wisconsin YES!, a statewide youth business plan contest for...
Those looking to get outside and away from COVID-19 restrictions as temperatures warm up will likely find conditions a little more buggy. That’s because a combination of warmer, humid weather and recent heavy rains...
Rats often get a bum rap. That’s why a lot of students enter his labs feeling a little nervous, said Prof. Richard Hein of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus. Hein uses the...
They’ve arrived in the United States with a scary nickname and they look even scarier .Vespa Mandarina murder hornet Credit: Filippo Turetta/Wikimedia But according to experts, there’s a good chance Wisconsin will never be...
There’s an insect generating some buzz in the U.S. but one local biology professor says we don’t have to worry about it coming to Wisconsin. UW-Green Bay Biology Prof. Michael Draney joined Good Day...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Michael Draney (Biology) recently discussed insect decline, what it could mean and how it could bring some possible good news. Watch the interview via Local professor talks about insect decline |...
Mishicot High School’s Savannah Siders will attend UW-Green Bay for biology, with plans to become either a veterinarian or a pediatrician. Source: Mishicot High School’s Savannah Siders to attend UWGB for biology
