The official site for UW-Green Bay News and Features
Chancellors within the University of Wisconsin System have been directed by UW System President Tommy Thompson to require students to be tested before leaving campus and returning after the Thanksgiving holiday. Source: Memo: UW students...
During the pandemic, UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Adam Gaines (Music) teaches his Jazz Ensemble class on the main stage at the Weidner Center. Music students use specialized slotted masks, bell covers on brass instruments,...
“Our students deserve so much of the credit,” Vice-Chancellor Sheryl VanGruensven said. “They have been doing a phenomenal job, adhering to wearing their masks, social distancing, and really, you know, being accountable to each...
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Mike Alexander said the campus is prepared to do what it takes to help combat the spread of COVID-19 in Northeast Wisconsin: “It is our responsibility to do what we can...
The University of Wisconsin’s Green Bay and Oshkosh campuses will provide thousands of rapid COVID-19 tests as part of a partnership between the UW System and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The universities join...
These tests intend to provide a result within 15 minutes, so those tested will have an answer before they drive away. Testing will be available to anyone age 5 and older at no cost, from...
“Community members can come on campus and register online for an appointment, come filter through, get a test taken, and then within 15 minutes they can get that result,” UWGB interim chancellor Sheryl Van...
UW-Green Bay students, faculty, and staff have come together to ‘Nix the Vid! These resilient problem-solvers have not allowed the COVID-19 pandemic to hold them back. The Phoenix family takes pride in protecting themselves and others by following the 3 Ws—wear a mask,...
During the pandemic, UW-Green Bay’s Adam Gaines, associate professor of Music, teaches his Jazz Ensemble class on the main stage at the Weidner Center. Music students use specialized slotted masks, bell covers on brass...
UW-Green Bay Professor of Human Biology Brian Merkel talks about why it takes time to develop a vaccine, how health professionals will know it works and if the general public should feel safe taking...
