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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Since the Cofrin Memorial Arboretum opening in the mid-1970s, thousands of students have had the opportunity to trade four walls … More Future Leaders Thrive in Natural Classrooms of Cofrin Arboretum
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
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
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
It’s been a busy year for Reynolds Packaging: Growing its employment count from four to 15 workers, hosting a visit … More Research on the Rise: SBDC Helps Businesses Survive, Thrive
From the Menominee River to Lake Winnebago and many locations in between, Patrick Forsythe and his University of Wisconsin-Green Bay … More Research on the Rise: Students Shine in Water Research Projects
