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Brown County 4-H Summer Discovery Camps are open for registration. Sign your child up for a variety of day-time summer camps, with a wide range of activities and time/day options throughout June, July, and...
Increased visibility, community collaboration and the merging of arts and technology highlight the move Green Bay, Wis.—The UW-Green Bay Teaching Press, the University’s unique teaching printing press, recently moved its full operation into the...
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – A years-long wait to open a new addition to the Brown County Jail is turning out to happen at just the right time.While it isn’t due to a sudden...
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade.What if someone gives you a piece of cardboard?4-H, a youth development organization, believes learning should be fun. The organization is holding...
GREEN BAY–The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will expand its engineering offerings by adding a degree in electrical engineering. They started in 2015 with engineering technology degrees, mechanical, electrical and environmental, and expanded to mechanical...
Congratulations to Kirsten Martin and the Somerville team for winning an IIDA-WI (International Interior Design Association) Celebrate In Design Award of Excellence for the Brown County STEM Innovation Center for an Educational Space under...
Supercharging the Future by Growing Our Own GREEN BAY—There comes a time when you just need to grow your own. Such is the case with providing engineering talent in Northeast Wisconsin and UW-Green Bay’s...
LAB Midwest, the company that worked closely with UW-Green Bay in setting up the labs in the Brown County STEM Innovation Center on the Green Bay Campus features the new engineering labs on its...
“Actual face-to-face tours haven’t necessarily been possible for large groups of students,” Vice President of College Advancement Dr. Aliesha Crowe explained, “we’re in the tech hall where we actually have students in the lab.”...
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – The pandemic has disrupted the way students across all grade levels are learning.For some college students, they feel left behind and find this year as a lost cause.“Online education,...
