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GREEN BAY — More than 50 University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students took part in the 36th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition held at the Lawton Gallery on campus. View the rest of this entry »

Out-of-classroom learning opportunities are well-known features of a UW-Green Bay educational experience and a requirement in Prof. Bill Niedzwiedz’s (Public and Environmental Affairs) Coastal Management class.

In fall, his class took two trips across the state — to Vilas County to study “lakescaping” for wildlife and water quality and to Grand Marais, Michigan, to study erosion of dune systems.
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During a ceremony on Veterans Day (Tuesday, Nov. 11), Chancellor David Ward awarded certificates of appreciation to a handful of UW-Green Bay student soldiers who have served in overseas conflicts since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. He also recognized other student soldiers who are awaiting deployment orders. View the rest of this entry »

UW-Green Bay’s first-ever Ally Conference on Friday (Nov. 7) drew more than 100 guests who learned about acceptance, understanding and allyship. View the rest of this entry »

UW-Green Bay students came out in record numbers to vote this Election Day (Nov. 4).

Preliminary ballot totals show about 1,312 UW-Green Bay students who live on campus voted at the polling location in the University Union’s Alumni Room. That’s about 65 percent of the student population that lives on campus. View the rest of this entry »

It was a spooky time Wednesday (Oct. 29) night at the annual Gravedancers Ball, held inside the University Union Phoenix Room. Take a look at some of the student Halloween fashions for 2008. View the rest of this entry »

The UW-Green Bay campus got a little greener today. And anyone who is on campus can see a little more green with a lot of litter finding its way off the ground and into trashcans.

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Add fall colors to a campus already well known for its natural beauty and you’ve got some stunning fall pictures. Campus photographers Eric Miller and Mike Heine, and photo intern Matt Robinson captured the scene last week. View the rest of this entry »

The Phuture Phoenix program has benefited more than 5,000 fifth-graders since its inception in 2003, but it also provides invaluable experience to hundreds of UW-Green Bay undergraduates who spend the entire day with the fifth-graders, and follow-up as mentors in their schools. View the rest of this entry »

Many of the images are sobering. Yet they also show students engaged and energized.

Here is a photo essay with multiple views of thought-provoking exhibitions, performances and lectures in late September and early October at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. View the rest of this entry »