New scholarship to support first-generation early childhood education students
Donor Herwig hopes graduates become advocates and agents of change
Professor co-authors textbook on diversity, inclusion and cultural competency for family success
Kimmery Newsom, University of Wisconsin-Stout assistant professor and program director of human development and family studies, knew there needed to be a ...
Science graduate diving into career with vaccine research
Jack Hemsath admits that it’s surreal to put on a lab coat and walk into work at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
Sorensen’s era marked by historic progress, impressive growth
Charles W. Sorensen’s tenure as chancellor of University of Wisconsin-Stout will be marked in institution history as a time of strong leadership, historic
Stout Scholar enjoys supporting others as a volunteer and leader
Follow Thompson's first year as he finds ways to be involved on campus
Teaching excellence: Four School of Education alum honored with awards
In 20 years of teaching family and consumer sciences, Emily Larson has built a powerhouse program at Amery High School in northwestern Wisconsin.
Two professors receive UW System honors
Two professors from University of Wisconsin-Stout have been named special award recipients by the UW System and were honored Thursday, Nov. 4, in Madison.
Construction students, donor collaborate with nonprofit Sleep in Heavenly Peace to build beds for children
Women in Construction students organize effort to support the community
Fermentation station: Microbiology students boost skillsets with pungent lab experiments
On a recent day in Jarvis Hall at UW-Stout, about a dozen pairs of students leaned against lab tables and dug into the results of fermentation experiments.
Finding the fire: Schulmans shared creative life as artists and educators
Mickey Mouse helped inspire William Schulman, as a young child, to become an artist and start the career path that led to being an art teacher and founder of th