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Physics professor's presentation going beyond 'Oppenheimer' to address WWII nuclear weapons research

World War II was fought in laboratories as well as land, sea and air, according to Alan Scott, a physics professor at UW-Stout.

Capitol project: Biochemistry student’s research on prion disease highlighted in Madison

Ava Cinealis was interested in science when she graduated from Sheboygan North High School, but she wanted to do more in college than learn it from a book: She

Ruch receives February University Staff Appreciation Award

‘Karrin is the perfect front face for the Dean of Students Office’

Menomonie, Dunn County, UW-Stout collaborating on new economic development position

Six entities in Dunn County have come together to boost economic development in the region.

Packaging program to host international student-led Pack Jam conference

Pack Jam invites industry, alumni, community to see fresh ideas April 7-9

Power to rewrite their script: UW-Stout women’s basketball recovers from midseason losses to reach NCAA tournament

Blue Devils to play WashU in first round on March 1, first appearance since 2007

SkillsUSA brings more than 300 middle, high school students to UW-Stout for leadership, technical competitions

Industry, educators work together to prepare young people for future careers, solve skills gap

PHOTO ESSAY: Protecting Your Digital Footprint

Discover what Computer Science, Cybersecurity and Computer Networking & Information Technology students do to prepare for competition success.

Career Conference part of recruiting strategy for Fortune 500 companies like Xcel Energy

The Spring Career Conference will feature more than 320 employers as they recruit UW-Stout students for full-time jobs and internships.

Doing for a day: Teach Day gives high school students a glimpse of possible career path

High school students who attended Teach Day at UW-Stout learned quickly that the teaching profession, like the university’s other majors, is about doing.