The Phoenix men’s basketball team has had success with backcourt tandems through the years — think Tony Bennett and John Martinez in the 1991 NCAA tournament. Not at that level yet but beginning to generate some buzz are Troy Cotton, a 6-1 senior from Milwaukee and Rahmon Fletcher, a 5-10 junior from Kansas City.

Take a walk to the Lawton Gallery in the Theatre Hall building on the UW-Green Bay campus to see 74 creative works in an array of media by 47 talented student artists. The 37th annual Juried Student Art Show will continue until December 11 (closed Thanksgiving break: Nov. 26 – 28th). Photographer Tom Jones, a [...]

For UW-Green Bay students, backpacking through Europe, signing on as a foreign-exchange student in Japan, or pursuing research in the rain forests of Brazil might not be as out-of-reach as they may have thought.

For the first time in school history the UW-Green Bay men’s soccer (14-2-3) team captured the Horizon League championship, earning an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.

An overflow crowd in the Phoenix Room of the University Union joined UW-Green Bay Chancellor Thomas Harden Wednesday, November 11, in a salute to campus and community veterans.

Donors and colleagues gathered Tuesday. Nov. 8 to celebrate a new scholarship fund in honor of retired accounting professor Karl Zehms. The scholarship drive has generated, so far, more than $50,000 which will endow at least two partial merit scholarships every year beginning with fall of 2010 for incoming students who express an interest in [...]

Once a stylist for national touring productions such as The King and I, Swing and The Sound of Music, Stacey Nellen Kolze ‘98 has traded her life of travel for one that suits her life stage as a new mother.

If all you know are jeans, t-shirts and tennis shoes, imagine the stress of having to go to bikinis, evening gowns and high heels.

Retirees, faculty, staff and students turned out to experience UW-Green Bay’s history through its archival material last week. Deb Anderson, coordinator of special collections, University Archives (CL 705), hosted the brown bag lunch session called “What’s in Our Attic,” on Monday, Nov. 2. Attendees learned about historic gems such as location of the proposed “climatron”, [...]

Lately History Professor Craig Lockard has been ruminating over 40 years of scholarship and teaching, preparing to distill it into a “final” lecture.