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New voter ID requirements continue to make news here and across Wisconsin, and WLUK, Fox 11’s Kelly Schlicht was on campus Thursday (Sept. 18) to find out how UW-Green Bay is preparing. Schlicht spoke...
As we told you here earlier, the recent voter ID ruling could have implications for student voters, and UW-Green Bay is working to ensure all needs are met prior to Election Day. Student Government...
As UW-Green Bay Public Safety officers investigate a pair of reported on-campus assaults and keep members of the campus community informed with timely notification (read more), the Student Government Association weighed in late Friday...
President Heba Mohammad and some UW-Green Bay Student Government leaders are making a push for subsidized childcare for students, faculty and staff. A Childcare Q&A was scheduled to take place at 11:30 a.m. today...
Could you live on a dollar a day? Three college students set out to do just that in a remote Guatemalan village, documenting their 56-day journey for the documentary film “Living on One Dollar.”...
Are you a “foodie”? Do you like to read? Then the Edible Book Fest is for you. The Cofrin Library will hold its second annual Edible Book Fest from noon to 2 p.m. Monday...
Love books? Handy in the kitchen? Then register to bring an edible book to the Cofrin Library’s Edible Book Fest on Monday, April 15th! To register or to find out more about Edible Book...
Those interested in the topic of childcare on the UW-Green Bay campus are invited to an open forum from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Monday (Feb. 4) in the 1965 Room of the University Union....
A fund designed to emphasize the “Eco” in “Eco U” has successfully financed its first major project, a bright red bike rack designed to encourage green commuting. Sandwiched between the Cofrin Library, MAC Hall and the Kress Events Center, the new, 22-bike covered rack was purchased entirely with monies from UW-Green Bay’s Sustainability Fund.
Heba Mohammad, a second-year University of Wisconsin-Green Bay student active in student government and campus diversity initiatives, has been selected to receive a 2012 Outstanding Women of Color in Education Award presented by the UW System. UW-Green Bay faculty and staff members who nominated Mohammad for the UW System award praised her activism, advocacy, leadership abilities and institutional contributions to improve the status and climate for women of color.
