Category: News
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Closing the Gap: How Green Bay Is Confronting Housing Affordability
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Rising rents and shrinking affordable housing options have escalated into a citywide crisis. Students, young professionals, and families living paycheck to paycheck face mounting pressure as apartments once within reach of working‑class wages now list hundreds of dollars higher. Investors…
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Stretched Thin: How State Mandates and Campus Restructuring Are Reshaping Faculty Work at UW–Green Bay
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Earlier this year, Wisconsin lawmakers passed Act 15, a sweeping piece of legislation negotiated almost entirely in the state Capitol. The measure introduced a dramatic shift in expectations for faculty across the University of Wisconsin System. Under the new law,…
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How Climate Change is Influencing Severe Weather in Wisconsin
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On April 28, 2025, the National Weather Service placed more than 5 million people under a Level 4 severe thunderstorm risk. Meteorologists warned that the storm, spanning across parts of southern Minnesota, western Wisconsin, and northern Iowa, could result in…
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GBUFO Relocates as Tarlton Theater Encounters Controversy
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Located on Walnut Street in Green Bay, The Tarlton Theatre (formally known as the West Pitcher Show) opened in late 2018, with a mission to restore a historic art deco building and to revitalize theatre and performing arts on the…
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Sigma Tau Delta Runs Open Mic Night
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This was the beginning of Sigma Tau Delta’s Open Mic Night at 5:00PM on April 11. Sigma Tau Delta is UWGB’s chapter of a national English Honors Society. The first piece of the night was a rendition of “The Wellerman,”…
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Support A Cause Candles Aim to Make a Difference
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Located in Carlsville, Door County Candle has been open since 1993 when it was founded by Mike and Nancy. In 2021, Christiana Trapani took over the business and began the journey of Support a Cause Candles.
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Op-Ed: Balancing Books and The Rise of Student Entrepreneurs
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In recent years, more students have been diving into entrepreneurship—launching businesses or side hustles while still in school. Whether it’s selling handmade goods, offering services, or running online shops, these young entrepreneurs are learning to juggle their passions and responsibilities…
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Green Bay Pet Sanctuary Offers Services to Disabled Animals
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Tucked away on Broadway Street in the heart of Green Bay, Wisconsin, Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary doesn’t look like your typical animal rescue. It is filled with couches instead of cages. But what truly makes it unique is its mission…
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Political Polarization is Worsening, Affecting College Students
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Politics has been increasingly receiving more attention and focus now than it ever has before, being shoved into the spotlight in the daily lives. With the recent 2024 Harris/Trump election, and arguably even back into the late twentieth century, there…
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What DEI’s Endangerment Means and How it Could Affect UW-Green Bay
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On Feb. 14, the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights released a Dear Colleague letter addressing concerns about race-conscious policies in education. In the letter, Acting Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights for the Department of Education Craig Trainor stated…