Big stage: More than 50 students to present STEM, social science research at national conference
Emily Dzikowich is excited to present research about small things, soil microbes, on a large stage — the National Conference on Undergraduate Research.
Bike lockers add new spin to alternative transportation
Six new bike lockers near the UW-Stout’s Heritage Hall are available for off-campus students and faculty.
Bike Shelters on Campus
The Sustainability Steering Committee and Stout Student Association have installed a bike shelter to promote the use of alternative transportation on campus.
Biology classes remove invasive species from city park
Invasive trees and plants in Menomonie’s Lakeside Park have met their match: a band of intrepid University of Wisconsin-Stout students.
Biology lecturer collaborates with local teachers to design educational plant and genetics kits
University of Wisconsin-Stout biology lecturer Tiffany Hoage collaborated with local teachers to design educational plant and genetics kits.
Biology professor joins team of scientists to study glacial methane emissions in Iceland
Research finds small organisms play significant role in slowing emission of greenhouse gas
Biology students conduct area creek experiments to learn about nutrient loads
University of Wisconsin-Stout sophomore Carli Capistrant separated tiny bits of duckweed to put into vials containing waster she and her classmates collected at
‘Black History is American History’ presentation featured as free community event Feb. 15
Eboné Bell to speak on people, events that have shaped the nation; two Menard Center events also planned
Black History Month
Raymond “Brad” Bradshaw enrolled in the manual training department at the Stout Institute in 1914.
Blue angels for the Red Cross
1971 graduates valued service to troops in Vietnam, S. Korea