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How changing winters are affecting fish in the Great Lakes | Fox 11
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“MANITOWOC, Wis. (WLUK) — Warmer winters are reshaping Wisconsin’s ice season, impacting fish populations in the Great Lakes. Titus Seilheimer, a fisheries specialist at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus, highlighted the significance of the Great Lakes, which contain about 20% of the world’s surface freshwater. While there is ice along the Lake Michigan…
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At the UWGB Afternoon Commencement Ceremony, Graduates Ignite the Future and Rise as a Phoenix
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Afternoon ceremony graduates share their bold next steps. It begins by making the choice to ignite the future. To make a difference and have experiences. To turn a spark into a flame. This is a place where professors not only know your name, they recognize your potential. The December Class of 2025 are not just…
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“This community shows up for you even when you don’t know exactly what you’re looking for.” UW-Green Bay 2025 December class speaker, Raquel Botbyl speaks of courage and staying present
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Photos by Dan Moore, University Photographer UW-Green Bay 2025 December Commencement class speaker and Business major, Raquel Botbyl addressed a packed house at The Weidner, including close to 200 fellow graduates. She spoke of belonging; finding her place, people and success despite uncertainty and setbacks. She encouraged her fellow graduates to “…keep showing up, keep…
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2025 UW-Green Bay December commencement. Celebrating Bold Beginnings
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Photos by Dan Moore, University Photographer Nothing warms a brutally cold Wisconsin day better than the joy, pride and sense of accomplishment felt at Commencement on Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. At the 112th UW-Green Bay commencement, 506 eligible graduates and their families celebrated bold beginnings with enthusiasm, uncontrollable joy, support and pride. Chancellor Michael Alexander…
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Fulwiler to UW-Green Bay graduates: ‘Get up and throw more passes’
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Photos by Dan Moore, University Photographer Northeast Wisconsin business and community leader Terry Fulwiler shared remarks with UW-Green Bay graduates during the University’s 2025 December afternoon ceremony on December 13. While his unique path in life allowed him to authentically connect with graduates in the areas of engineering, business and healthcare, it was the world…
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$1 Million Gift Opens Doors for STEM Students at UW-Green Bay
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Dr. Paul Schilling Honors Long-Time UW-Green Bay Professor with Transformational Scholarship Supporting Access, Excellence and Opportunity GREEN BAY, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is proud to announce a transformative $1 million scholarship gift from alumnus Dr. Paul J. Schilling ’82, aimed at expanding access to STEM degrees for high-achieving students with financial need.…
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Celebrating Student Research and Scientific Discovery at Lambeau Field
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Mark your calendars for Wednesday, December 10, 2025 from 4:30-7:30 p.m.! Tiny Earth in Titletown Winter Symposium, a celebration of undergraduate research and scientific collaboration once again returns to the iconic Lambeau Field Atrium. This free, community-based event will showcase the work of over 200 student researchers from institutions across Wisconsin—and as far away as Florida—who are…
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From Baker to Biologist: UW-Green Bay Grad Soars into Bird Conservation Career
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Photos by UW-Green Bay Photographer, Dan Moore Q: What do a UW–Green Bay Phoenix and a master baker have in common? A: Rising is essential. Sarah Baughman—a 2025 UW–Green Bay graduate with a Biology degree—knows this firsthand. Her “rise” took time: investing ten years devoted to baking before returning to college to rediscover her love…