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UW-Green Bay to Honor Retired Women's Basketball Coach Kevin Borseth with Street Naming Ceremony
UW-Green Bay will honor recently retired Phoenix Women’s Basketball Coach Kevin Borseth with the unveiling of “Kevin Borseth Way” on the Green Bay campus. The new street name near the Kress Events Center is a tribute to Borseth's illustrious coaching career."Kevin Borseth Way" will be officially unveiled on Tuesday, April 30 from 12 – 1 p.m. outside the main entrance of the Kress Events Center. Coach Borseth, Chancellor Michael Alexander, and UW-Green Bay Director of Athletics Josh Moon will be in attendance to share remarks during the ceremony.Reflecting on his...
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UW-Green Bay Philanthropy class announces recipient of $10,000 grant
Green Bay, Wis. - In a recent announcement, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay's Philanthropy class revealed that a $10,000 grant will be awarded to the nonprofit organization COMSA. This donation aims to support an after-school program for refugee youth in the community, addressing various challenges they face.The grant, funded jointly by the Learning By Giving Foundation and an anonymous Brown County donor, will enable COMSA to expand its services for refugee youth. Abby Schulte, a student at UW-Green Bay, expressed her excitement about the impact of the grant,...
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Dr. Rachel Patzer and Christopher Caldwell to Speak at UW-Green Bay Spring Commencement
Green Bay, WI – The upcoming spring commencement at UW-Green Bay is set to feature two distinguished speakers who will address the graduating class. Dr. Rachel Patzer, the CEO of the Regenstrief Institute, will deliver a speech at the 9:30 a.m. ceremony, while Christopher Caldwell, the President of the College of Menominee Nation, will speak at the 2 p.m. ceremony.Dr. Patzer, a renowned figure in the healthcare research field, is known for her significant contributions to reshaping the transplantation paradigm and advocating for a population health approach in patient...
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UW-Green Bay Stands with Sexual Assault Victims Throughout Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month
UW-Green Bay has taken a significant step in supporting sexual assault victims by introducing Wisconsin’s first Project Beloved soft interview room on campus. The soft interview room, located in the Police Department on the Green Bay campus, aims to provide a safe and comfortable space for survivors to share their stories with officers without impeding the legal process if they choose to press charges. This victim-centered approach, sponsored by Project Beloved, aims to empower survivors and change the conversation about sexual assault.In line with raising awareness,...
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UW-Green Bay Hosts Festival of Cultures to Celebrate Diversity
UW-Green Bay's Student Engagement Center is gearing up to host the first annual Festival of Cultures on April 27, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will take place on the Student Services Patio Rooftop outside of the University Union on the UW-Green Bay campus. According to Signature & Cultural Events Coordinator Nina Dessoir, the festival aims to "bring students and the community together along with educating others on different cultures, ethnicities, and countries."The festival will feature a variety of activities including food from the Carribean Cruiser food truck,...
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UW-Green Bay Reports Record Spring Enrollment Numbers Amidst National Declines
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has announced record-setting Spring enrollment numbers, showcasing a 5.2% year-over-year increase and marking the highest-ever Spring headcount of 8,025 students. The institution's growth stands in stark contrast to declining enrollment trends seen both statewide and nationally.Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Kate Burns emphasized the university's commitment to regional development, stating, “UW-Green Bay’s extraordinary growth speaks directly to what it means to be a regional comprehensive, which is building up our...
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'Echo' Star Alaqua Cox to Visit UW-Green Bay for First Nations Education Celebration
Echoing the call for increased awareness and celebration of First Nations Education, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is set to host a special event featuring the renowned "Echo" star, Alaqua Cox. The celebration, scheduled for Friday, April 19, 2024, will be a platform to honor achievements in First Nations Education at UW-Green Bay.Alaqua Cox, known for her groundbreaking role as Maya Lopez/Echo in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has been breaking barriers in television since her debut in Disney+’s "Hawkeye" in 2021. Being the first major Indigenous character...
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UW-Green Bay Wins a Grant to Develop New Elder Justice Coalition in Wisconsin
UW-Green Bay has been awarded a grant to develop a new Elder Justice Coalition in Wisconsin by Lifespan of Greater Rochester. The grant, part of the funding received through the U.S. Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crime, will run from October 2023 through September 2025.Attorney General Josh Kaul commended UW-Green Bay for their efforts, stating, "With strong partnerships, communities can more effectively combat elder abuse."Carrie Molke, Director of the Bureau of Aging and Disability Resources, expressed gratitude towards the initiative, saying,...
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UW-Green Bay Defies State Trends with Strong Financial Standing and Future Growth
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has defied recent concerns raised in a report by Deloitte commissioned by the Universities of Wisconsin, showcasing a strong financial standing and positive future outlook for the institution and its students.Chancellor Alexander highlighted the university's financial trajectory, stating, "The present-day picture of UW-Green Bay is innovative and forward-thinking." He emphasized the university's resilience and commitment to expanding its education and access mission to benefit both students and the region.Addressing the disparities...
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Jeff Dunham: Still Not Cancelled Tour Coming to The Weidner June 21-22
Comedian Jeff Dunham is set to bring his Still Not Cancelled Tour to Green Bay for two performances at The Weidner on June 21-22, as announced in a press release dated April 2, 2024.In the midst of the ongoing pandemic, Dunham and his beloved characters are hitting the road again, aiming to inject some much-needed humor into the current climate. The press release humorously notes the challenge of convincing his characters that they can no longer work from home.Known for his impressive career in comedy, Dunham boasts nine record-breaking specials, including some of...
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Former Preble High School guard Kendall Renard’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Preble High School Forward Kendall Renard’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former Luxemburg-Casco Sr High School guard Cassie Schiltz’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Luxemburg-Casco Sr High School Guard Cassie Schiltz’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former Black Hawk High School guard Bailey Butler’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Black Hawk High School Guard Bailey Butler’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former Centennial High School guard Jenna Guyer’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Centennial High School Forward and Center Jenna Guyer’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former Pine City High School guard Sophie Lahti’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Pine City High School Forward Sophie Lahti’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former Germantown High School guard Natalie McNeal’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Germantown High School Guard Natalie McNeal’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former Pius XI Catholic High School guard Jasmine Kondrakiewicz’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Pius XI Catholic High School Forward Jasmine Kondrakiewicz’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former Freedom High School guard Callie Genke’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Freedom High School Guard Callie Genke’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former Mukwonago High School guard Natalie Andersen’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, Mukwonago High School Guard Natalie Andersen’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.
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Former New Berlin West High School guard Meghan Schultz’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.
On March 12th, New Berlin West High School Forward and Center Meghan Schultz’s collegiate team the Green Bay Phoenix were invited to the NCAA tournament as a 11 seed.