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UW-Green Bay alumni Drew Votis (Biology and Environmental Science) and Ashley Votis (Education) talk about farming on ancestral property, their journey of efficiently managing the farm and the future of their farm with Agri-View....
Known best on the Green Bay Campus as science professors, UW-Green Bay’s James Marker (Human Biology) and Michael Draney (Natural and Applied Sciences) are also accomplished musicians, and will be playing with Badgergrass, from...
Fruit flies and humans may have more in common than you think. Flies were used during early research into human genetics, said Doug Brusich. The assistant professor at UW-Green Bay, is among a group...
The Farmory celebrated its launch of the state-of-the-art yellow perch fish hatchery in Green Bay on Feb. 10, 2020. The nonprofit hatchery is an indoor urban farm that focuses on aquaponics and aquaculture. The...
On Feb. 10, 2020 at 3:30 p.m. at 437 S. Jackson St., Green Bay at the NeighborWorks Green Bay offices, the Farmory will host a ribbon cutting celebration to launch a state-of-the-art yellow perch...
Associate Prof. Daniel Meinhardt (Biology) has one of his photographs (from a series of photos he did as an attempt to integrate art with scientific issues in human biology) selected to appear in a...
LaForce President and CEO Brian Mannering will receive an Honorary Alumni Award Green Bay, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will recognize a number of outstanding alumni and one honorary alumnus at the 2020 Alumni Awards...
The UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus hosted its 2020 Career Expo on Jan. 8 for local high school students. Four hundred students were in attendance; 350 were freshmen from Manitowoc Lincoln High School and 50...
Former UW-Green Bay faculty member Prof. Angela Bauer (Biology) was recently interviewed as an important woman in STEM and Technology for Authority Magazine. When at UW-Green Bay, Prof. Bauer was awarded the University of Wisconsin...
“Decades ago the Cat Island chain in Lake Michigan’s Green Bay was a bird haven. The archipelago sheltered waterfowl-rich wetlands from waves and provided habitat for an array of migratory shorebirds and the greatest...
