Public Scholarship Shines: UW-Green Bay’s Prof. Jennie Young and the Burned Haystack Dating Method

There is a stereotypical image of the college professor—stuffy, strict, dressed in tweed and cloistered in their office like a … More Public Scholarship Shines: UW-Green Bay’s Prof. Jennie Young and the Burned Haystack Dating Method

The Teaching Press: Empowering Students and Community Through Publishing

The Teaching Press at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay merges education with hands-on experience. It offers students a unique opportunity … More The Teaching Press: Empowering Students and Community Through Publishing

First Nations Studies Outdoor Classroom Will Embrace Indigenous Ways of Teaching and Learning

In an oral history teaching, a Menominee elder, Napos, explains the concept of the Medicine Wheel. The Wheel is a … More First Nations Studies Outdoor Classroom Will Embrace Indigenous Ways of Teaching and Learning

Shorewood Restoration: Wildflowers and Runners Find a Home on Former Golf Course

If you walk through UW-Green Bay’s former golf course this summer, you might see runners on the fairway, wildflowers on … More Shorewood Restoration: Wildflowers and Runners Find a Home on Former Golf Course

UW-Green Bay awards more than $1.6 million in endowed and annual scholarship funds for 2023-24

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 8, 2023 Green Bay, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay announced the release of more than $1.6 … More UW-Green Bay awards more than $1.6 million in endowed and annual scholarship funds for 2023-24

K.C. Stock: An Entrepreneurial Spirit who Lifted Others

On Nov. 28, 2022, Northeast Wisconsin lost an ardent supporter. A self-made business man, who was not fond of the … More K.C. Stock: An Entrepreneurial Spirit who Lifted Others

Students, community will hear the difference in new audio production spaces

Students studying for a dynamic career in audio engineering soon will have new spaces and state-of-the-art equipment at UW-Green Bay … More Students, community will hear the difference in new audio production spaces

Scholarships help students rise on their way to realizing big dreams

Strong proponents of STEM education, Beth and Richard Gochnauer wanted to help students pursuing careers in those fields. To help … More Scholarships help students rise on their way to realizing big dreams

Schwab Center builds brighter financial future for students, region

Dr. Cherry

Money-minded connections are steering the way for UW-Green Bay students and the community to plan for their future and take … More Schwab Center builds brighter financial future for students, region

Mary Ann Cofrin bequest invests deeper in students’ business mastery

Mary Ann Cofrin

The son of an entrepreneur and successful business owner, Dr. David Cofrin and his wife, Mary Ann, saw that Northeast … More Mary Ann Cofrin bequest invests deeper in students’ business mastery

Alumna: ‘I Wanted to Pay it Back, and Pay it Forward’

Kurt Kober and Abigail Kiefer

Abigail Kiefer’s link to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay began as a toddler. While both of her parents were students, … More Alumna: ‘I Wanted to Pay it Back, and Pay it Forward’

Community Support Fuels Student Athletes’ Competitive Edge

Fueling station

Being a Phoenix athlete means rising to the challenge of juggling many demands: workouts, practices, travel to competitions, and social … More Community Support Fuels Student Athletes’ Competitive Edge

Women’s Institute Educates, Inspires and Builds Future Leaders

Institute for Women’s Leadership CELEBRATE 2022

History hasn’t been kind to China’s Chairman Mao, but his famous quote “Women hold up half the sky” resonates even … More Women’s Institute Educates, Inspires and Builds Future Leaders

New Facilities Help Comm Program Prioritize In-demand Skills

Associate Teaching Professor Danielle Bina teaches a Communications course in the Frank Wood Media Newsroom.

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s new Media Hub provides students with authentic learning experiences that will better prepare them when … More New Facilities Help Comm Program Prioritize In-demand Skills

First Nations Doctoral Students Support Communities, Futures

UW-Green Bay presented its first doctorate degrees in 2022 to four students receiving the Education Doctorate (Ed.D.) in First Nations Education. From left are Yekuhsiyo Rosa King, Crystal Leah Tourtillott Lepscier, Artley Murray Skenandore Jr. and Vicki Lee Young.

History was made last May when Crystal Lepscier and her fellow students in the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s First Nations … More First Nations Doctoral Students Support Communities, Futures