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An annual run returned to Green Bay last weekend, and this year it included a special guest — 98-year-old Iwo Jima survivor, Bert Compton. The event was a 5K run/walk with proceeds benefiting a military...
Recipient is UW-Green Bay’s ‘At Ease: Veteran & Service Member Student Lounge’ Green Bay, Wis. – The annual City Stadium Run for Veterans is a community 5K run/walk to benefit a military veteran cause...
Seen in a recent tweet… the City Stadium Run for Veterans takes place at historic City Stadium on Sept. 8, 2018. This year’s proceeds will benefit the UW-Green Bay Veteran & Service Member Student...
The UW-Green Bay campus community and service people gathered Wednesday (March 21, 2018) for and open house celebrating the grand opening of the Veteran’s Lounge in its new location in Mary Ann Cofrin Hall, Room...
On Wednesday, March 21, 2018 join UW-Green Bay for an open house celebrating the grand opening of the Veteran’s Lounge in its new location in Room 227 of the Mary Ann Cofrin Hall from...
On Wednesday, March 21, 2018 join UW-Green Bay for an open house celebrating the grand opening of the Veteran’s Lounge in its new location in Room 227 of the Mary Ann Cofrin Hall from...
After serving their country and thinking that their sacrifices went unnoticed, Old Glory Honor Flight are welcoming veterans home. On Tuesday, Nov. 21, from 3 to 5 p.m. join the UW-Green Bay Vets 4 Vets organization...
Credit instinct and certainly his training. Without some quick decisions (some might say heroics), UW-Green Bay Police Officer Kelly Jones, and those he was with, may have had a different ending to their story...
UW-Green Bay veterans had a chance to voice their opinion on the NFL National Anthem protests. WBAY-TV came to campus to do the interviews yesterday, Sept. 25, 2017.
Chancellor Gary L. Miller requests the pleasure of your company at a reception honoring UW-Green Bay men and women who are serving or have served in the armed forces, and to especially honor those...
