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College basketball star Hoewisch helps motivate her ‘No. 1 fan’

College basketball star Hoewisch helps motivate her ‘No. 1 fan’

UW-Green Bay women’s basketball player Celeste Hoewisch plays with one hundred percent, all-out, pure determination. And the Phoenix faithful love her for it. But there is one fan in particular that leads the cheers for Celeste.

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Historic gift: Buss preserves films of first Phoenix seasons

Historic gift: Buss preserves films of first Phoenix seasons

Former University of Wisconsin-Green Bay head basketball coach Dave Buss doesn’t want the Phoenix program’s first seasons to fade into obscurity.
And thanks to his generosity, more than 100 long-forgotten game films from the earliest seasons of the men’s basketball program have been converted into digital format and will be available for public viewing through the [...]

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Students, faculty, staff combine for ‘UWGB Stands with Haiti’ campaign

Students, faculty, staff combine for ‘UWGB Stands with Haiti’ campaign

“UWGB Stands with Haiti” is the name chosen for a month-long fundraising drive at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

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Cofrin Library gift carries ‘Ganyard’ name

Cofrin Library gift carries ‘Ganyard’ name

The newest gift to the David A. Cofrin Library carries a very recognizable name. The Robert L. Ganyard Library Endowment has been established by Dr. Debra Ann Reilly, M.D., medical director of the University of Nebraska Medical Center Burn and Wound Center, Omaha.

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UW-Green Bay prepares for Feb. 2 visit by philanthropist CEO of TOMS Shoes

UW-Green Bay prepares for Feb. 2 visit by philanthropist CEO of TOMS Shoes

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay sophomores Chris Baldwin and Cory Witek have embraced Blake Mycoskie’s vision of social entrepreneurship and are looking forward to meeting the man who started TOMS Shoes, when he visits campus Feb. 2.

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Who, who! Petrashek wins the Sager Scholarship for owl research

Who, who! Petrashek wins the Sager Scholarship for owl research

UW-Green Bay student Kari Petrashek has been awarded this year’s Paul and Thea Sager Scholarship for her research paper, “Northern Saw-whet Owl Fall Migration through Woodland Dunes Nature Center and Preserve in Two Rivers, Wis. from 2000-2008.”

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Smile! Capital Campaign friends cheer $30 million for students

Smile! Capital Campaign friends cheer $30 million for students

The dozens of photos below tell the happy story: University and community leaders gathered with community friends at the Weidner Center Dec. 15 for a reception celebrating the successful conclusion of the Campaign for UW-Green Bay.

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Giving back: Student travel fund is memorial to Prof. Galt

Giving back: Student travel fund is memorial to Prof. Galt

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.

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Colleagues, alumni, celebrate the new Zehms Scholarship Fund

Colleagues, alumni, celebrate the new Zehms Scholarship Fund

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 [...]

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Historian Lockard reflects on 40 years in a 40-minute ‘Last Lecture’

Historian Lockard reflects on 40 years in a 40-minute ‘Last Lecture’

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

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