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Engineering students support Sierra Space’s lunar testing system

Alum works with engineering students to improve lunar dust testing, bolstering NASA’s return to the moon

Garney receives October University Staff Appreciation Award

Pyong Garney has received the University Staff Employee Appreciation Award for October at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Free Speech Week to address cancel culture, academic freedom, banning hate speech

Free speech and academic freedom, cancel culture and the pros and cons of banning hate speech are all topics that will be addressed during Free Speech Week host

Alum’s Warriors logo concept for Washington NFL team is gaining ground

Cayle Christian Damrow loved high school sports. He played basketball and baseball and was quarterback of the football team.

University Foundation awards more than $870,000 in scholarships

Stout University Foundation has awarded more than $870,000 in scholarships for the 2020-21 academic year.

Moritz receives September University Staff Appreciation Award

Lyle Moritz has received the University Staff Employee Appreciation Award for September at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Technology education alumni Lynn Peterson and Fred Schroedl, winter 2019.

Technology education teachers reflect on people who impacted their careers

Alumni Petersen and Schroedl reconnect after 50 years

Technology education teacher Mark Le Feber and the Washburn Millerbots.

Minneapolis technology education teacher knows UW-Stout helps students find next step in life

Le Feber has recruited dozens of students for his alma mater

Associate professor Julie Bates-Maves with her newly published book "Grief and Addiction".

Counseling professor's ‘Grief and Addiction’ asks counselors to address loss, pain in addiction recovery

Bates-Maves publishes book to help counselors expand healing options

UW-Stout student Katie Ferguson fills out toe tags to be part of an art exhibit at the University Library. The tags represent migrants who have died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert to come to the U.S.

Honors College art exhibit to showcase plight of migrants crossing Sonoran Desert

University of Wisconsin-Stout student Andrew Hoepfner filled out a manila toe tag for Jamie Pablo Gonzalez, who was just 17, one year younger than Hoepfner, whe

students are picking up garbage in a wooded creek

City creek flowing cleaner after students haul out garbage

Twisted wire from a box spring. The remains of a couch. Several metal fire pits. Rotted boards and wood.

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