Center for Limnological Research & Rehabilitation (CLRR)
Helping communities diagnose water issues, monitor environmental changes, and create plans that support cleaner, safer, and more enjoyable waterways
Diversity Week Feb. 22-26 to celebrate visible and invisible identities
Ernesto Mejia, the proud son of Mexican immigrants, believes in taking advantage of the abundance of opportunities presented through education.
Doing for a day: Teach Day gives high school students a glimpse of possible career path
High school students who attended Teach Day at UW-Stout learned quickly that the teaching profession, like the university’s other majors, is about doing.
Event to explore graphic novel’s themes of environmentalism, time travel by bicycle, fate of humanity
Ken Avidor’s ‘Bicyclopolis,’ set in the Twin Cities, part of Reading Across Campus
Faculty members continue lifelong learning through sabbaticals, professorships
Seven professors earn awards for research, to improve teaching expertise through professional development
Family and consumer science scholarships support three education majors
National Honor Society members encouraged to continue leadership through service
Forty fright films from 1988 chronicled in professor’s book
Poltergeists, killer clowns, ax-wielding murderers and possessed dolls may sound like some people’s nightmares, but for University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Michael
Graphic design student's 'unique and powerful projects' encourage creativity
Giannini's Bitmap Typographer published in OnePageLove, Lexicon in CSS Light
‘Grief and Addiction’ asks counselors to address loss, pain in addiction recovery
Bates-Maves publishes book to help counselors expand healing options
LAKES students to present Red Cedar watershed research July 31
Could biochar from two invasive species help remove the nutrients that feed blue-green algae blooms in Lake Menomin?