Alumna: ‘I Wanted to Pay it Back, and Pay it Forward’
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’
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Community Support Fuels Student Athletes’ Competitive Edge
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
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
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
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
Rotary Scholarship Paves Teacher Prep Pathway for UW-Green Bay Student
Senior Ashley Brosig is your typical savvy, hard-working Phoenix whose journey to achieving her dreams of becoming a teacher are … More Rotary Scholarship Paves Teacher Prep Pathway for UW-Green Bay Student
New Age for Media and Engineering Launched with Renovated IS Space, Now TEAM Laboratories
At a time of unprecedented demand for news, information, and entertainment content, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Communication program is … More New Age for Media and Engineering Launched with Renovated IS Space, Now TEAM Laboratories
Renovated TV Studio Named in Honor of ’75 Alumnus Harvey Arnold
Through generous recognition by Sinclair Broadcast Group, UW-Green Bay’s remodeled TV Studio has been named Arnold Broadcast Studio in honor … More Renovated TV Studio Named in Honor of ’75 Alumnus Harvey Arnold
Newsroom Named in Honor of Late Frank Wood, Publisher of Green Bay News Chronicle
Through generous recognition by The Press Times and Multi Media Channels, UW-Green Bay’s new space for media production has been … More Newsroom Named in Honor of Late Frank Wood, Publisher of Green Bay News Chronicle
Gary Mach Excellence in Media Fund Supports Future Media Leaders
Harvey Arnold is celebrated for his career accomplishments as a UW-Green Bay alum and leader for Sinclair Broadcast Group, as … More Gary Mach Excellence in Media Fund Supports Future Media Leaders
Craig A. Mueller Scholarship recipients recognized
Recipients of the Craig A. Mueller scholarships gathered for a recognition event Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2022, in the University Union … More Craig A. Mueller Scholarship recipients recognized
UW-Green Bay Research and Sponsored Projects Making an Impact on our Region
To our friends, supporters and community members: As the state’s youngest regional comprehensive university, UW-Green Bay has made an enormous … More UW-Green Bay Research and Sponsored Projects Making an Impact on our Region
Research on Rise: NERR Designation May Leverage Resources for Research Partnerships
Many people may not realize it, but Green Bay is the world’s largest freshwater estuary, a semi-enclosed area in the … More Research on Rise: NERR Designation May Leverage Resources for Research Partnerships
Research on the Rise: Behavioral Health Training Partnership Offers Life-saving Training
It’s safe to say everything changed for the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Behavioral Health Training Partnership during the past 18 … More Research on the Rise: Behavioral Health Training Partnership Offers Life-saving Training
Research on the Rise: NIH-funded Study Looks at how Children Learn Right from Wrong
Everyone has a moral compass, but at what age does it develop? Is it elementary school, preschool or even earlier? … More Research on the Rise: NIH-funded Study Looks at how Children Learn Right from Wrong