City ash trees turned into disc golf course benches by students
City ash trees turned into disc golf course benches by students
City creek flowing cleaner after students haul out garbage
Twisted wire from a box spring. The remains of a couch. Several metal fire pits. Rotted boards and wood.
Civil liberties are focus of Gallery 209 student exhibition through Oct. 29
A new art exhibit at University of Wisconsin-Stout focuses on what justice means in America and asks viewers to be aware of their own biases.
Civil Liberties Symposium: Defending free speech, hearing different sides
Free speech is the lifeblood of colleges and universities.
Civil Liberties Symposium: Encourage people to talk about difficult subjects
The goal behind the first University of Wisconsin-Stout Center for the Study of Institutions and Innovation Civil Liberties Symposium is to encourage people to
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