Student Life

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

Orwell’s ‘1984’ is subject of Banned Books Week event

George Orwell’s novel “1984” will be the focus of an event about censorship hosted by UW-Stout’s Menard Center.

Deon Canon, Gilman Scholarship recipient, at the UW-Stout Leaderships Awards.

UW-Stout student awarded prestigious Gilman Scholarship for study abroad

Canon studying virtually at University of London, looking forward to connecting with international peers

Nathan Thompson, first-year double-major in applied science and mechanical engineering, in the electronics lab.

Stout Scholar enjoys supporting others as a volunteer and leader

Follow Thompson's first year as he finds ways to be involved on campus

Erin O'Brien, #51, with her Women's Basketball team mates on the sidelines.

Stout Scholar recruited for women's basketball, finds new support system away from home

Follow O’Brien's first year as she looks for a place to thrive on campus

Fall Study Abroad Fair going virtual on Sept. 23

Options for students abound in world travel in 2021

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

Made at UW-Stout door pullers part of student health push

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

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.