Students design functional, trendy backpacks and pet carriers
Creating functional, yet trendy backpacks and pet carriers was the task of one University of Wisconsin-Stout class inspired by a campus executive in residence p
Furlong Gallery exhibits to feature top student art, design work
The best student design work of the 2018-19 academic year and the work of two standout seniors will be on display in two exhibits at UW-Stout’s Furlong Gallery,
Design major with ‘amazing portfolio’ earns university’s Noah Norton award
University of Wisconsin-Stout junior industrial design major Kyle Cleven recently earned the Noah Norton Portfolio Prize Endowed Fund award.
Animators and game designers recognized as top artists in regional competition
School of Art and Design students, faculty, alumni showcase talents at annual Minnesota Electronic Theater
Classes with clients: Steel cows, other designs by 60+ students support four businesses
Based on the reactions at a twine-cutting ceremony, the designs of three cow sculptures outside the new Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery are spot on.
Game design programs move up to 15th in national rankings
Princeton Review also ranks MFA in design program 20th for game design
Student teams second, third in national textile design competition
University of Wisconsin-Stout apparel design and development teams placed second and third in the 2019 Advanced Textiles Student Design Competition in Orlando,
Sisters from Saudi Arabia graduate together in apparel design
Sisters Farah and Fatimah Alfayruz from Al-Qatif, Saudi Arabia, decided they wanted a career in fashion design. Both opted to come to the U.S. and ultimately en
Art exhibit features two alumni: author/illustrator, sports logo designer
An art exhibit at UW-Stout will highlight the work of two alumni, children’s book author/illustrator Eliza Wheeler and sports logo designer Ryan Foose.
Inspiring Graduate: Jewel Fredrickson, B.F.A. Industrial & Product Design
‘The number one goal I have is to design products that make a positive impact on people’s lives.’