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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

Two art students, alumnus start Gallery 610 in Menomonie

Two University of Wisconsin-Stout students and an alumnus want to bring the community together at a new gallery space in downtown Menomonie.

A student works on her laptop computer on the first day of the fall semester, Sept. 4, at UW-Stout.

New students can apply for free the week of Oct. 20-26

Students who are interested in attending UW-Stout in the fall of 2020 should mark Sunday, Oct. 20, through Saturday, Oct. 26, on their calendars.

Students walk between buildings Wednesday, Sept. 4, at UW-Stout during the first day of 2019-20 fall semester classes.

University moves up in 2020 U.S. News & World Report rankings

University of Wisconsin-Stout has moved into the top 15 of the best public regional universities in the Midwest, according to a new ranking.

Workers with R.J. Jurowski of Whitehall lift pieces of Dunnville sandstone into place for the new fireplace in UW-Stout’s Merle M. Price Commons. / UW-Stout photo by Don Steffen

New for 2019-20: Dunnville stone fireplace focal point of new lounge

A new fireplace in University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Merle M. Price Commons ties in the history of Dunn County with a gathering place for students.

Paintings from “The Thing Is” series will be part of Paula Elliott’s exhibit opening Sept. 16 at UW-Stout’s Furlong Gallery.

Furlong Gallery exhibits opening Sept. 16 to feature alumna, group of alumni

An alumna whose art has been exhibited and is in galleries around the U.S. and a group of alumni will be featured in the first exhibit of the academic year.

Stoutward Bound members arrived two weeks early in August to help them get acclimated to campus and the community.

Stoutward Bound gives students of color a head start on semester

For 41 students of color, the fall semester at UW-Stout started a little early.

A UW-Stout soccer player, in white, works against an opponent during a 2017 game at Nelson Field. The field is being updated this fall, including the installation of artificial turf.

Nelson Field upgrade will add artificial turf for soccer team, other users

Work is underway that will bring Nelson Field, UW-Stout’s oldest recreational facility, into the modern era.

Students gather in one of the lounges in the newly renovated North Hall.

New for 2019-20: Remodeled North Hall welcomes students

University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Josh Helmueller loves the flexibility of having moveable furniture in North Hall.

The quill weathervane atop the Bowman Hall Clock Tower was photographed just before workers removed it in late August.

Quill weathervane atop Clock Tower removed as part of renovation

For 121½ years, a copper weathervane shaped like a quill has perched atop the Clock Tower at University of Wisconsin-Stout — 135 feet above campus and downtown.

UW-Stout junior mentor Ciara Leonhardt, at left, meets with her first-year mentee Juliann Wick for the first time outside the Memorial Student Center.

Peer mentoring program connects first-year students to campus

When Malena Larson started as a first-year student last year, she just found it comforting to have a student mentor she could contact to answer any questions sh

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