Butler festival reading Oct. 22 kicks off 2018-19 campus literary events
The Literature Committee at UW-Stout has six events planned for the 2018-2019 academic year, including programs marking the 200th anniversary of "Frankenstein."
Cabot executive on sustainability: You can make a difference
Denise Coogan is quick to point out she personally generates more trash than Subaru Indiana Automotive.
Cabot executive program to feature founder of handbag company
The founder of the startup handbag and accessories company Oliver Thomas will be the featured executive at this year’s Cabot Executive in Residence Program at U
Cabot Executive program to feature president and CEO of Prevea Health
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The president and CEO of Prevea Health will be the featured executive at this year’s Cabot Executive in Residence Program at University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Cadaver lab helps authors with book research
Local criminal lawyer Charles Huff knew he needed to learn more about the human body and potential fatal wounds as he researches a book he is co-authoring.
Cadaver Lab offers students unique perspective on inner workings of the human body
Hands-on approach to learning prepares university students for careers in medicine, science and applied research
Cadets to become Army officers at ROTC commissionings
The department of military science at University of Wisconsin-Stout will hold its spring commissioning ceremony Saturday, May 4, for one U.S. Army Reserve Offic
Calling all Blue Devils: Stout Proud Weekend, homecoming kick off October on campus
For Blue Devil fans it’s pure autumn bliss — nine consecutive days in October to celebrate at UW-Stout with a variety of activities for stu
Camp-Inn kitchen comfort: Industrial design students develop travel trailer solutions
Necedah-based camping company supports project with real-world application
Campus building renamed in honor of late chancellor Sorensen
A University of Wisconsin-Stout building has been renamed to honor the accomplishments, leadership and legacy of late Chancellor Emeritus Charles W. Sorensen.