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Students attend one of the four in-person commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 8.

Chancellor lauds graduates for persevering during uncertain times

Chancellor Katherine Frank congratulated graduates for earning their degrees and for persevering during the past 15 months.

Keegan Hastreiter, left, joins his family during the grand reopening of Hastreiter Industries at a new, expanded facility in October 2019 in Marshfield. Second from left and right are his brothers, Kylan and Kody, along with their parents, Sondra and Ken.Keegan Hastreiter, left, joins his family during the grand reopening of Hastreiter Industries at a new, expanded facility in October 2019 in Marshfield. Second from left and right are his brothers, Kylan and Kody, along with their parents, Sondra and Ken.

After eight years of waiting, student earns final credits to graduate

As manager for a precision machine shop, Keegan Hastreiter is committed to excellence - unlike eight years ago at UW-Stout.

UW-Stout is hosting the Community Vaccination Clinic on May 13.

Community Vaccination Clinic with Mayo, Dunn County Public Health to be held May 13

Three Dunn County institutions are partnering to offer a free Community Vaccination Clinic on May 13 at UW-Stout.

Chancellor Katherine Frank, at left, pictured with Chris Johnson, an Outstanding Student Leader of the Year winner. / Photo by UW-Stout Involvement Center

Best of 2020-21: Students, groups earn leadership, Wood, co-op, Global Ambassador awards

MMore than 100 students and student groups were recognized at University of Wisconsin-Stout’s annual Leadership Awards program released virtually April 28.

Applied social science graduate lauded for LGBTQIA+ advocacy, effective leadership

Grace Novie Stolen visited University of Wisconsin-Stout to attend the statewide inclusivity summit Including U while still earning her associate degree from UW

The puzzle game Vessel incorporates 3D models of real artifacts and artwork from the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Photo courtesy the Curators team.

Virtual Senior Show, Stout Game Expo offer art, game experiences

Game and art enthusiasts will be able to enjoy two popular University of Wisconsin-Stout events virtually this year.

A student from a commencement ceremony prior to the pandemic celebrated with a special mortarboard.

In-person, virtual commencement ceremonies scheduled May 8 for 1,075 graduates

Spring commencement will be held in person and virtually for 1,075 graduates on Saturday, May 8, at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

UW-Stout students Michael Wilson, at left, Amara Miller and Tori Williams plant flower seeds during the Self-Care is Everywhere event at UW-Stout. The Counseling Center and Student Life Services are holding events to help student cope with stress. /UW-Stout photo

Counseling Center, Student Life and Services plan events to help students cope with stress

University of Wisconsin-Stout student Amara Miller filled a light blue balloon with flour to create her stress ball Thursday, April 15. She laughed as she spill

UW-Stout student Heather Kent, a senior business administration major from Altoona, shreds office paper in the Human Resources office.

Shredded campus office paper being recycled into tissue paper

University of Wisconsin-Stout’s shredded office paper is finding new life at Cascades in Eau Claire as tissue paper.

UW-Stout student Stephanie Howell with her part of the Project 30.1 mural in Hudson, name for the distance from where George Floyd died. Photo courtesy Stephanie Howell

Student contributes artwork to mural remembering George Floyd’s death

A University of Wisconsin-Stout industrial design student painted artwork for one part of a mural project in Hudson that has been created to help mark the contr

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