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There’s a good chance the Facebook fans among us already have seen an old-school image of Lambeau Field construction recently posted to the interwebs by our own UW-Green Bay Archives and Area Research Center....
A pilot summer program will help middle schoolers become scholars July 29-Aug. 3 on the campus of UW-Green Bay. A collaborative effort of the University, the Green Bay School District and community members, the...
Golfers at this Monday’s (July 30) Prevea Invitational Charity Golf Tournament will get in the swing of things for Phuture Phoenix, with all proceeds from the annual event benefiting the signature UW-Green Bay program....
Golfers at this year’s Prevea Invitational Charity Golf Tournament will get in the swing of things for Phuture Phoenix, with all proceeds from the annual event benefiting the signature UW-Green Bay program. Golfers will...
UW-Green Bay graduates continue to make a difference in Northeastern Wisconsin and beyond, serving as civic and business leaders, entrepreneurs, volunteers, mentors and more. So it’s perhaps little surprise that University alumni — seven, to be exact — are among this year’s 20 “Women to Know,” the annual list from YOU Magazine.
Prof. Eric Hansen of Music will perform as featured clarinet soloist with the Green Bay City Band this Wednesday evening (July 25) at St. James Park on Monroe Street. The theme of the night...
WBAY, Channel 2 on Wednesday (July 18) ran a nice story about a summer program with UW-Green Bay ties. Known as Fostering Futuremakers, this five-day camp is designed for high school juniors and seniors...
Joshua Martinez, Arboretum specialist with UW-Green Bay’s Cofrin Center for Biodiversity, is the featured speaker and guest guide on a wildflower hike this Saturday (July 21) at the Baird Creek Parkway. The free event,...
A week after the sold-out run of his musical Searching for Romeo, Humanistic Studies faculty member Brian Sutton returns to his more usual form of entertainment this weekend. Along with recent UWGB grad (and...
Later this month, on Tuesday night, July 24, the folk band Good News featuring Prof. James Marker of the Human Biology faculty will be playing for the Schmidt Park neighborhood’s Music in the Park...
