Clay Target Club sells gifts made from recycled shotgun shells
Clay Target Club sells gifts made from recycled shotgun shells
Climate justice, musical expression, protest rights to be discussed at upcoming Civil Liberties Symposium
Menard Center event invites ‘dialogue from different points of view’
Clinical mental health counseling graduate students awarded national scholarships
Two graduate students in the certified mental health counseling program at UW-Stout have received major national scholarships.
Clinical mental health graduate student believes empathy can drive societal change
Franda’s poem on racial disparities received third place in Civil Liberty Contest
Clock Tower interior shored up as part of Bowman Hall renovation project
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The recent renovations to historic Bowman Hall are easy to appreciate, but work also was done inside the historic tower that few people get to see.
‘Closet Combat’ brings to light struggles of teens seeking to come out
There’s one way to come out of a closet. Open the door and step out.
Clothing company seeks to help disadvantaged children get education, improve lives
A startup Menomonie children’s clothing design company with a mission to help children is attracting University of Wisconsin-Stout graduates and students who wa
CLRR choice: Limnology center research supporting work on Green Lake water quality
The Green Lake Association is working to reduce phosphorus and toxic algae by turning to a leader on the issue, UW-Stout's CLRR.
Club management student group named national chapter of the year
The University of Wisconsin-Stout chapter of the Club Management Association of America was named the Chapter of the Year, large chapter, at the World Club Mana
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