International students use quarantine to build relationships, learn about campus
Imagine traveling more than 8,400 miles to study abroad during a global pandemic and to be welcomed in an unfamiliar culture and destination by needing to spend
Invitation to innovation: Supporters, community celebrate students’ creative, scholarly and athletic activities
Destination Weekend, April 14-15, features Fashion Without Fabric, polytechnic exhibition and more
LAKES REU researchers combine interdisciplinary knowledge to analyze health of Red Cedar watershed
Professors lead eleven students from around the U.S. in ‘helping to facilitate positive change in land use, water quality’
Nearly 350 national companies attend four-day Career Conference to recruit students, alumni
Employers looking to fill hiring needs help 2,000 Blue Devils reach career goals
Packaging majors help move essential COVID-19 products to market
Before COVID-19, Sarah Webber, Brandon Nitz and Austin Skoug were looking forward to 2020 co-op positions to help them test their knowledge as packaging majors.
Professor studies water storage possibilities for Peruvian organic farm women
Collecting and saving water during the wet season in Urubamba, Peru, could help a group of local, organic farmers continue their livelihood and traditions into
Reimagined learning environment awaits students for fall semester
UW-Stout faculty and staff have been thinking differently about what a college education will need to look like this fall.
Seniors adjusting to sudden home-based learning, looking ahead
Spring is one of the best times of the year on a college campus, and for graduating seniors it's even more cherished.
‘The Future Depends on Teachers’ campaign celebrates role educators play in shaping children’s lives
Three education students share their experiences, encourage others to join profession
UW-Stout students’ roles in associations prepare them for careers in real estate, hospitality
Casper, Dahl and Jacque honored to be elected, awarded