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Press-Gazette, TV-11 coverage of Friday’s festivities

The Green Bay Press-Gazette carried a short writeup and a photo gallery of the Oct. 30 investiture of Tom Harden as UW-Green Bay’s fifth chancellor. Click here.
Channel 11 News talked with Harden about big things (growth and future plans) and with students about relatively smaller things (parking and shopping), but the report also had some [...]

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WPR mention of Cofrin gift to business school

Wisconsin Public Radio was among the statewide media outlets pickup on the $5.5 million gift by Dr. David Cofrin to endow academic enhancements at UW-Green Bay. To see a text version of the story by reporter Patty Murray, scroll down to the Oct. 27 entry.

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Phuture Phoenix: Sharing a good idea

The Tacoma News-Tribune reports that 800 fifth-graders attended the first Compass 2 Campus program at Western Washington University. The article notes that the program is a replica of the UW-Green Bay Phuture Phoenix program embraced by former chancellor Bruce Shepard’s wife Cyndie. He is now the President of Western Washington University. (They’re both expected back [...]

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Cotton says he’s ready for pressure

Senior guard Troy Cotton says he’s prepared to handle the pressure that goes with being a team leader and elite basketball player. At Tuesday’s media day, Cotton told Green Bay Press-Gazette sportswriter Rob Demovsky that he’s mature enough to handle the expectations that follow last year’s strong season. Cotton was named last week to the [...]

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$5.5 million gift draws attention

Area media and the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel took notice of the $5.5 million gift to UW-Green Bay from the late Dr. David Cofrin. It’s the largest private academic gift in school history and will help create a fully endowed chair and a permanent endowment for academic enhancements. To honor this generous gift and other contributions from [...]

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WFRV quotes Kraft on Lawton

The surprise announcement Oct. 26 by Lt. Governor (and one-time UW-Green Bay student) Barbara Lawton that she will not seek the Democratic party nomination for governor prompted a good deal of discussion. Among those who were talking about the decision and what this means for the Democrats was UW-Green Bay political science professor Michael Kraft, [...]

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Press-Gazette details Inauguration events this week

The Green Bay Press-Gazette reported last week on some of the events this week leading up to the inauguration of Chancellor Thomas Harden. The article mentioned the student Meet the Chancellor event from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Wednesday at the University Union, and the UW-Green Bay Founders Association Reception, Thursday evening. The inauguration ceremony [...]

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Newspaper surveys impact of furloughs on state agencies

The Green Bay Press-Gazette took a look Sunday at the various approaches that state agencies — including UW-Green Bay — will apply to implement mandated furlough days. University spokesman Chris Sampson told reporter Patti Zarling that the priority here was to minimize the impact on student instruction. Read article.

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Preseason poll has Phoenix men tabbed for fifth

A preseason poll of Horizon League coaches, sports information directors and athletic directors has predicted a fifth-place finish for the UW-Green Bay men’s basketball squad. The Phoenix lost three of its top five scorers, but returns point guard Rahmon Fletcher and Troy Cotton, who are both second-team pre-season selections. Butler University is the favorite to [...]

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Golden recovery

UW-Green Bay junior guard Heather Golden’s return to basketball after surgery was profiled in Monday’s (Oct. 19) Green Bay Press-Gazette. Golden told sports writer Scott Venci that for her own peace of mind she’ll probably wear a knee brace, although doctors have assured her that it’s not necessary, she has fully recovered from microfracture surgery [...]

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