A game designed by a University 0f Wisconsin-Stout December graduate brought home a second-place national award at the Intel University Games Showcase and Expo
For the sixth straight year, the game design and development programs at UW-Stout have been ranked in the top 25 in the country.
Sean Sherman, author of “The Sioux Chef’s Indigenous Kitchen,” will speak and provide a cooking demonstration at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 5, in Heritage Hall.
In “Big Fish” Edward Bloom tells tall tales of a witch, a giant, a mermaid and a werewolf.
I love to draw and tell stories, and honestly, what I love about my program is my peers, they are some of the most driven and motivated people I have ever met.
The game design and development programs at UW-Stout will be back in the national spotlight this year with a return trip to the Intel University Games Showcase.
Tickets are on sale for three special events coming up at UW-Stout, “Big Fish” the musical, the annual Fashion Without Fabric show and comedian Charlie Berens.
The intersections of free speech, political censorship and minorities will be the topic of a presentation and discussion at UW-Stout.
Wisconsin’s Native American heritage and a state law requiring Indian education will be featured in a Diversity Speaker Series presentation at UW-Stout.
Sydney Timmerman, a senior at University of Wisconsin-Stout majoring in human development and family studies, enjoys hearing people’s stories and helping them.
