GREEN BAY — St. Norbert College and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay are partnering to allow students in specific programs to study at both institutions.

GREEN BAY — St. Norbert College and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay are partnering to allow students in specific programs to study at both institutions. The two schools are calling it a "a ...

Founded in 1898, St. Norbert College in De Pere, WI, continues to “teach by word and example.” Students at St. Norbert can choose between 32 majors and 6 minors, and participate in research ...

St. Norbert College President Laurie Joyner, who is in her first year leading the school, told the Press-Gazette in September that she doesn't want to raise tuition, having done so last academic year.

Joyner left Saint Xavier, which is in Chicago, for St. Norbert in 2023, just under two years after the vote. St. Norbert faculty were first notified they’d been recommended for cuts on Jan. 15 .

GREEN BAY — St. Norbert College and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay are partnering to allow students in specific programs to study at both institutions.

St. Norbert College, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay announce partnership allowing students to ... St. Norbert laid off 12 faculty members as the institution shores up a $5 million deficit ...

St. Norbert hasn't suffered the severe enrollment declines afflicting many other private institutions, according to federal education data. The full-time student base has hovered between 2,300 and ...

DE PERE — St. Norbert College announced 12 faculty layoffs Friday as the institution shores up a $5 million deficit projected for fiscal year 2025. This comes after the college announced 41 ...

DE PERE — St. Norbert College announced 12 faculty layoffs Friday as the institution shores up a $5 million deficit projected for fiscal year 2025. This comes after the college announced 41 ...

St. Norbert College President Laurie Joyner, who is in her first year leading the school, told the Press-Gazette in September that she doesn't want to raise tuition, having done so last academic year.