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Alum donates fiber spinning wheel, looms to apparel, design and development program

University of Wisconsin-Stout alumna Cindy Boehm needed to find a home for the double treadle spinning wheel her husband made for her in 1978 and knew the appar

March 26, 2019

Rehabilitation counseling master’s program ranked one of top in nation

University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Master of Science in rehabilitation counseling has been ranked fourth best in the nation.

March 22, 2019

Studio art-ceramics majors find joy, opportunity in exhibiting work

One of the reasons Lily Lund and Carter Pasma enjoy being ceramicists is the ability to create something that makes a statement.

March 22, 2019

Awards, concert, play, fashion: Tickets on sale for special events

April is a month of special events at UW-Stout. Tickets are on sale for three of them, with sales for another popular event beginning soon.

March 22, 2019

Interview with food entrepreneur Craig Kaiser

In January 2019, a few weeks after Craig Kaiser participated in UW-Stout Furthering Food Safety Workshop, we caught up with him to get the backstory...

March 18, 2019

Four recent graduates at Wisconsin schools win teaching awards

Graduates from UW-Stout’s School of Education, who all teach in Wisconsin, recently received a national and three state teaching awards.

March 15, 2019

Student newspaper reporters receive four state awards

Four reporters and editors from UW-Stout’s student newspaper, Stoutonia, received awards recently from the Wisconsin Newspaper Association.

March 15, 2019

New graduate employment rate rises again, to 98.7 percent

The employment rate for new UW-Stout graduates has climbed again, with the rate hitting 98.7 percent for 2017-18.

March 13, 2019

Students help educate police officers about health, well-being

Menomonie Police Sgt. Tyler Hamann knows the stresses of responding to emergency calls, not having time to take meal breaks, getting called in early for shifts

March 12, 2019

Retired veteran learning creative skills as he pursues second degree

He graduated from college when Jimmy Carter was president and served in the military for 34 years, including in Iraq.

March 12, 2019