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Climate justice, musical expression, protest rights to be discussed at upcoming Civil Liberties Symposium

Menard Center event invites ‘dialogue from different points of view’

April 12, 2022

Nicole Eastman, pictured outside the Qube, in Merle M. Price Commons, is the new program coordinator for UW-Stout LGBTQIA+ program. / UW-Stout photos by Pam Powers

Comic exhibit, film screening and local author part of community events this spring

Reading Across Campus features virtual talks on LGBTQIA+ themes and character relations

February 8, 2022

‘Black History is American History’ presentation featured as free community event Feb. 15

Eboné Bell to speak on people, events that have shaped the nation; two Menard Center events also planned

January 31, 2022

Artwork from "Darkroom," by Lila Quintero Weaver, depicting her passport as a child.

Graphic memoirist to present on immigrant’s view of civil rights movement

UW-Stout, Chippewa Valley Book Festival partner in free virtual event

October 14, 2021

Free Speech Week to address student social media expression and hate speech

The rights of student social media expression and free speech versus hate speech are two of the topics that will be addressed during Free Speech Week hosted by

October 13, 2021

Graphic memoir inspires talks on LGBTQIA+ representation, censorship, comics

Reading Across Campus features ‘Fun Home’ by Alison Bechdel

September 24, 2021

Banned Books Week speaker Sept. 28 to address impacts of challenged or banned books

Author Alex Sanchez recalled the honor and horror of his 2001 debut LGBTQIA+ novel “Rainbow Boys” garnering enough interest that it was banned and challenged fo

September 23, 2021

"The Black Dog" cafe, an illustration from Ken Avidor's graphic novel "Bicyclopolis."

Event to explore graphic novel’s themes of environmentalism, time travel by bicycle, fate of humanity

Ken Avidor’s ‘Bicyclopolis,’ set in the Twin Cities, part of Reading Across Campus

March 4, 2021

Reading Across Campus focuses on dystopian novel ‘1984’

Science fiction expert to lead virtual lecture Feb. 16

January 27, 2021

Menard Center director, professor contribute to new civil liberties book

A University of Wisconsin-Stout Civil Liberties Symposium sparked the idea for a new book “Civil Liberties in Real Life: Seven Studies.”

January 20, 2021

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