Art class students take old jewelry and make it new again
In her Metals and Contemporary Art jewelry class at University of Wisconsin-Stout, sophomore Mindy Allee created a brooch with birds, a nest and bits of string
Community art events enhance homecoming and investiture weeks, Oct. 3-14
Mural walk, sculpture tour, exhibits, music and inspirational readings celebrate expression through art
Experimental approach brings ceramics student national attention
Emily Gordon is creating sculptures that will cannibalize themselves, and she hopes they make people uncomfortable.
First-year students welcomed to campus life with celebration at Williams Stadium
Blue Rah offers introduction to ‘what makes UW-Stout special’
PHOTO ESSAY: I See Trees of Green…
Discover what Environmental Science students do on day one in their Plants and People class.
Stoutward Bound gives multicultural students a supportive living, learning community
Early-start bridge program helps students transition to college life
National Banned Books Week chair to speak Sept. 24
Charles Brownstein believes that the value of free speech in the U.S. is being questioned, in part because of a polarized social climate.
Stout Scholars Scholarship awarded to three HS seniors
Three high school seniors have been awarded a prestigious scholarship to attend University of Wisconsin-Stout in fall 2018.
Handley recognized as Educator of Year at Excellence in Education banquet
University of Wisconsin-Stout senior lecturer of applied peace studies and geography Jim Handley was honored recently with the university’s 2017-18 Educator of
Award-winning author Owusu presents at Chippewa Valley Book Festival event co-hosted by UW-Stout
Virtual talk Oct. 27 based on memoir ‘Aftershocks,’ which touches on identity, trauma and resilience