Pathways Forward kickoff features major benefactors
Two major benefactors spoke Friday, Sept. 14, about why they have made significant donations to UW-Stout's major campaign, Pathways Forward.
Student teaches parenting skills to inmates for Literacy Chippewa Valley
Aarica Humke, a University of Wisconsin-Stout human development and family studies student, encourages inmates at the Dunn County Jail to care about themselves
University Library awarded for helping to alleviate book famine in Africa
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Books for Africa recognizes staff for the half-million books donated over 25-year partnership
UW-Stout saluted as Military Friendly School for servicemembers, veterans and their spouses
For the 16th consecutive year, university honored for efforts to help vets make most of their benefits
Campus Sustainability Month celebrated
University of Wisconsin-Stout will host sustainability events during October, as part of an international celebration of sustainability in higher education.
Career-building: Award from Momentum West honors programs that help youth prepare for their futures
With a 99% employment rate for bachelor’s and master’s degree graduates, UW-Stout is known for developing talent in multiple fields to support careers.
Money Magazine names UW-Stout one of two public Best Colleges in Wisconsin, top 45 in Midwest
High school students and their parents who are crunching numbers and looking for the best schools their money can buy should consider UW-Stout.
Moving forward: Top 10 stories of 2023 highlight success for and by students
Student success, current and future, was at the heart of major progress made on multiple fronts during 2023 at UW-Stout.
Going national: UW-Stout undergraduates’ research on robotics, animation, more presented at national conference
University of Wisconsin-Stout provides ample applied opportunities for students to grow their knowledge and skills
Support from Home
An important part of whether a student is successful during their first year at college depends greatly on the support they receive from home.