Food science major gains international experience with internship
When she returns to classes this fall, Samantha Bibbs will have a different perspective on coffee, mushrooms and Italy.
Inspiring Graduate: Allegra Van Rossum, B.S. Computer Science
Allegra Van Rossum remembers becoming interested in computers in middle school. When she reached high school, she began to think about a career in the field.
Inspiring Graduate: Sophia Moore, B.S. Applied Social Science
Leading the way through advocacy and public policy
Inspiring Graduate: Evan Mancl, B.S. Applied Social Science
A future teacher, guiding students to be more prepared to help the world
National Science Foundation renews LAKES REU funding
The National Science Foundation has awarded University of Wisconsin Stout a three-year, $342,128 grant to continue the LAKES REU project.
Applied mathematics and computer science student becomes U.S. citizen
Kayleigh Nel is a student, a Wisconsin National Guard specialist and now a U.S. citizen.
Inspiring Graduate: Ariana Enciso, B.S. Applied Social Science
‘It is about evolving into a more adaptable, empathetic and capable individual ready to make a positive difference in the world.’
Madison teams sweep first places in Wisconsin Science Olympiad
Madison West High School and Madison Hamilton Middle School were crowned the Wisconsin Science Olympiad state champions Saturday, March 16, at UW-Stout.
Social Science Research Center develops Dunn County Factbook
A new dashboard, the Dunn County Factbook, provides a snapshot of the county in data form and showcases the ability of the University of Wisconsin-Stout Social
Wisconsin Science Olympiad students love challenge, fun of learning
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Building a ping pong ball catapult with six drinking straws, three rubber bands and duct tape in 35 minutes proved to be a formidable but fun task for many of t