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The Niagara Women’s Civic Club awarded $500 scholarships to two senior girls and one adult woman returning to school. Elsa Champeau, daughter of Joe and Shanna Champeau, will study Human Biology at the University of...
UW-Green Bay student Mason Jauquet (Business Administration) is a semifinalist for the 2020 Distinguished Junior Member (DJM) award. Established in 1922, the Distinguished Junior Member recognition is the longest running Holstein youth program, according...
UW-Green Bay student Zak Kulka had a unique golfing experience on Sunday, June 28. “You’ve got a really nice swing,” Kulka’s playing partner told him after they turned in their scorecards. That playing partner...
A crowd of over 250 people showed up at a Green Bay park on Friday to celebrate Juneteenth, marking the end of slavery in America. Activists in the grassroots organization Black Lives United-Green Bay and We All Rise African American...
UW-Green Bay students have been playing key roles in many protests across the city of Green Bay, calling for change amid the Black Lives Matter movement. Zoe Betancourt (Democracy and Justice Studies), Hannah Beauchamp-Pope,...
Below is a message from Director of Residence Life Gail Sims-Aubert to Phoenix families regarding Residence Life at UW-Green Bay. Phoenix Families, We share your concerns. We know you want your UW-Green Bay student...
Summer 2020 has officially begun, but there’s still opportunities for students to enroll! Some classes start June 15, 2020 and others start July 13, 2020. Check out the schedule of classes here. Important things...
UW-Green Bay student Hannah Beauchamp-Pope, 18, has helped organize other protests and said she was surprised and glad to see so many people of different races and ages at the protest. Source: George Floyd...
For National Memo Day on May 21, the UW-Green Bay community was asked on Instagram to share their favorite MEMOries from UW-Green Bay. Their answers have been compiled together for this video. Video by...
After the sharp increase of COVID-19 cases in Green Bay linked to food plants, and given the number of Spanish-speakers employed in those plants, some UW-Green Bay Spanish students and faculty from the Spanish...
