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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

The Made at UW-Stout door puller, is less than five inches long and weighs less than an ounce.

Made at Stout: Engineering students design door pullers for Covid-19

UW-Stout's commitment to health and safety this fall includes something out of the ordinary, a narrow, molded plastic tool.

Professor Kate Maury interviews potter Jagmohan when she visited the business run by him and his brother in India.

Ceramics professor's article chronicles traditional pottery-making methods in India

In the village of Uttam Nagar, outside of New Delhi, India, families make pottery the way they have for generations.

UW-Stout student Colin Carlson, second from leftt, is part of the TRIO SSS program and believes it helped him succeed and thrive at college. Also pictured at left is Jordyn Krahn, a TRIO SSS graduate, Angie Ruppe, director, and Jamie VUE, adviser and writing specialist.

TRIO programs help students succeed, graduate

Colin Carlson counts the many ways the TRIO Student Support Services program helped him as a first-generation student at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Mary Benetti, game design and development senior, with her Oculus Quest virtual headset.

Game design senior creates virtual reality training for 3M

Benetti’s internship reaffirms career goals in interactive experiences

Nate and Danielle Goss, both UW-Stout alumni, have created a new ready-to-drink mocktail company.

Dietetics, packaging grads start ready-to-drink mocktail company

University of Wisconsin-Stout alumni Nate and Danielle Goss enjoy socializing with family and friends over cocktails.

University Archivist Heather Stecklein with a National Archives exhibit in the UW-Stout library. Many UW-Stout women students strived to help pass the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution granting women the right to vote.

National Archives exhibit marks 100th anniversary of women’s right to vote

Many University of Wisconsin-Stout female students supported and worked to help pass the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1920 that granted the nation

UW-Stout’s Sophie Gelhar, an engineering technology major, enjoys a visit to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California during her NASA summer internship in 2019 at Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif.

Career Services launches expanded Cooperative Education & Internship Program

The Career Services office at UW-Stout is expanding its efforts to serve more students and industry partners.

UW-Stout first-year student Jillian Chaltry with her laptop computer. UW-Stout innovated this year and has shipped laptops early to new students via UPS, due to COVID-19.

Digital learning laptops in hands of new students early because of COVID-19

University of Wisconsin-Stout first-year student Jillian Chaltry loved receiving her university-issued laptop computer early to help get ready to start the scho

Stout, WITC partner on B.S. in management flexible degree

University of Wisconsin-Stout and Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College are partnering to bring an innovative approach to deliver a targeted educational degree

Angie Sutliff, at right, talks with Summer in the Midwest student Zijian He over a video chat. Students from China and South Korea were still able to attend the UW-Stout cultural exchange virtually to improve their oral communications and learn about American culture and meet residents.

Summer in the Midwest provides cultural experiences

Gyuejeong Lee, a senior majoring in visual design at Sangmyung University in South Korea, wanted to improve her English speaking skills and learn more about Ame

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