UW-Green Bay News

UW-Green Bay is helping students "level up" for a competitive job market by launching Big Interview, an AI-powered coaching platform.

The system provides students with instant, holistic feedback on recorded practice interviews—analyzing everything from eye contact and tone to filler words and answer quality. Integrated into campus career services and classroom capstones, the tool allows students to prepare for industry-specific roles anytime, anywhere.

Read how this AI technology is giving local graduates a head start: https://gopresstimes.com/

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Breaking the Four-Year Mold: Why Northeast Wisconsin Students Are Choosing a New Path Rather than viewing technical colleges as a complete alternative to universities, many students are leveraging them strategically.

Wisconsin’s best high school skiers often pursue competitive college skiing at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, the only DI team in the state. See link below ⬇️ bit.ly/48YwDIc

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A teenager in Wisconsin has received her college degree just six months after graduating high school.

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See the photos: The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay officially opened its campus to students in 1969. Look back at photos from the college's early years. bit.ly/3KJqV3G

Elena Talingo didn’t just get a head start. She rewrote what a head start looks like!

Rising Phoenix program helps UWGB student get degree 6 months after high school graduation It was only about six months ago when Elena Talingo graduated from Green Bay's Preble High School.

In a joint press conference this morning, we, along with the Green Bay Blizzard announced UWGB's first-ever football game! The Blizzard will don the alter-ego 'Frozen Phoenix' on April 18, 2026, at the Resch Center! 🥶

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UWGB men's basketball team to debut new jersey in honor of Native American Heritage Month The Oneida Nation and UW-Green Bay are harnessing the power of athletics to strengthen their longstanding partnership.

"I was a high school senior, very happy-go-lucky kind of a person, really enjoying my life. It's amazing how things can turn so quickly."

Dr. Brian Merkel, Chair of Human Biology at UW-Green Bay, has a unique connection to the subject matter he teaches - he survived acute myeloid leukemia as a young adult despite a 10% chance of survival.

Join us as he shares his deeply personal story of survival, grief and triumph on Cancer Covered: https://gboncology.com/podcasts/dr-brian-merkels-story-from-surviving-cancer-to-inspiring-future-doctors/