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From Honduras to UW-Green Bay, nothing can stop Cordova’s fearless dream of becoming a physician For many aspiring students dreaming of a career as a physician, the challenging pre-requisite of chemistry often stands as...
With “engineer” consistently landing on the list of Northeast Wisconsin’s top 10 hardest jobs to fill and cost estimates as high as $50,000 to lure an engineer from outside the region, two New North...
On November 11 from 2-3 p.m. the Mead Public Library, Sheboygan is hosting a Wisconsin Rural Health Outreach Forum for the community. Amanda Hartlaub, current student in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology...
Two zebra finches sit on a wooden perch. The small songbirds with orange cheeks and black-and-white striped throats normally live in Australia’s dry grasslands. But this pair at Leiden University in the Netherlands is...
The UW-Green Bay College of Science, Engineering and Technology wins the travelling trophy for Most Items Donated to the UWGB Campus Cupboard during the Cupboard’s 2023 World Food Day Food Drive. In recognition of...
As a child, Emma Loucks fell in love with the environment and the process of making maple syrup at her grandparents’ maple syrup farm. The Environmental Engineering Technology major combines her passion for solving...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 11, 2023 STEAMFest 2023 to be held on UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus for first time Green Bay, WI – Local fourth and fifth grades students will experience a day of...
Lead Principal Investigator (PI) Michael Holly and Co-PIs Karen Stahlheber, Mandeep Bakshi, and Jessica Warwick were recently awarded $750,000 to build agricultural research capacity at UW-Green Bay through the competitive USDA Capacity Building Grants...
by Rachel Sankey, Layout Design/Staff Writer, The Business News Education GREEN BAY – The Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin – which brings together 13 UW colleges across 26 campuses to address freshwater challenges – recently...
Professors Paul Mueller (Human Biology, Biology), Debra Pearson (Human Biology, Chemistry), and Georgette Heyrman (Human Biology, Chemistry) recently had a peer-reviewed article published in the scientific journal Nutrition and Health. Seven Human Biology undergraduate students...
