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Founded 1901

Royal Purple

Founded 1901

Royal Purple

gBETA UW-Green Bay is a free, seven-week, no-equity accelerator program that provides startup founders with concierge coaching and programming, along with access to a large network of mentors, customers and investors. Startups across Northeast Wisconsin and Brown County, as well as UW-Green Bay alumni no longer stationed in the region, are encouraged to apply. (UW-Green Bay)

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay joins forces with gener8tor, announce startup accelerator program

UW News Service October 27, 2025

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Foundation have partnered with global venture firm and startup accelerator, gener8tor, to announce the inaugural gBETA UW-Green...

Fall colors so far this year have been muted.

Reliving fall memories

Chris Hardie October 27, 2025

The shortening days and the changing colors of autumn are visual reminders to me that another year is coming to a close. Fall finally arrived with full force on our farm when we had several nights of...

UW-Oshkosh Chancellor Manohar Singh hands a diploma to Barry Moodie, as his children Emmett and Kate and his late wife’s mother, Mary Altenburg, look on. (UW-Oshkosh)

Bachelor’s degree awarded posthumously, fulfilling dream of UWO student who died last year

UW News Service October 20, 2025

Mary “Christina” Moodie had a simple but powerful goal: to finish her college degree so her children could see the value of higher education. On Aug. 1, in an intimate ceremony inside the Chancellor’s...

Corn Maze Craze in Wisconsin

Corn Maze Craze in Wisconsin

Discover Wisconsin October 20, 2025

Autumn in Wisconsin isn’t complete without the thrill of getting lost in a corn maze! Across the state, farms are turning towering stalks into labyrinths of twists, turns, and surprises, offering fun...

Peak fall color photo ops across the state

Peak fall color photo ops across the state

Discover Wisconsin October 13, 2025

Wisconsin comes alive each autumn with a breathtaking tapestry of reds, oranges, and golds, making it a haven for photographers and nature lovers alike. From city campuses to rugged state parks and scenic...

Potatoes dug up by Chris Hardie after fighting through the weeds.

The fruits of the season

Chris Hardie October 13, 2025

It’s been a strange fall season as we head into mid-October. As of this writing our valley has yet to be touched with frost. Making it past Oct. 1 without a frost used to be a rarity but is now becoming...

A fishing boat on the waters of Pool 9 near Ferryville. More than 100 species of fish live in the upper Mississippi River.

A quiet goodbye to summer

Chris Hardie October 6, 2025

The towering bluffs were shrouded with fog and ribbons of lightning flicked across the dark sky as I said goodbye to the waning hours of the summer. It was the morning of Sept. 22 and I was heading...

From left, Angela Geraci, UWL assistant professor of Public Health & Community Health Education, walks with UWL Senior Maddie Jo Baumann. (UW-La Crosse)

Studying connection at life’s end

For individuals nearing the end of life, human connection becomes more than meaningful. Even the simplest gestures — like a hand held — can provide profound comfort. This craving of human connection...

Autumn on the greens

Autumn on the greens

Discover Wisconsin September 29, 2025

There’s a sweet spot in Wisconsin golf season - after the summer heat fades but before the first frost settles in. That’s when the courses turn golden, the crowds thin out, and every tee box comes...

Examples of stalagmites in the cave.

A fascination with underground life

Chris Hardie September 29, 2025

I’ve had a fascination with caves as far back as I can remember. My first recollection was when I was maybe 4 years old living near Milwaukee. Dad said we were going to meet some friends in the cavern....

UW-Eau Claire students are conducting research about human brain development through the study of zebrafish under the guidance of Dr. Bradley Carter, associate professor of biology and instructor of courses in the neuroscience program. (Photo credit: UW-Eau Claire)

Tiny fish, big discoveries

Universities of Wisconsin News September 22, 2025

Believe it or not, scientists can learn about human brain development through the study of fish — tiny little zebrafish, to be exact. That’s exactly the kind of research students at UW-Eau Claire...

Savor the taste of Wisconsin's fall harvest

Savor the taste of Wisconsin’s fall harvest

Discover Wisconsin September 22, 2025

Wisconsin’s fall harvest season has officially arrived, bringing an array of fresh flavors and festive activities to enjoy! From the northern forests to the southern farmlands, and stretching east to...

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