Forestry stewardship in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Carlson’s conservation efforts aid in natural regeneration of wild places
Fork designed to alert user about foods that cause allergic reactions
Two University of Wisconsin-Stout students have an idea that could make spotting foods people are allergic to as easy as picking up a fork.
Former professor, alum in Afghanistan as executive officer
Jared Sunsdahl knows being in the U.S. Army isn’t just a job; it’s a profession.
Former professor’s research contributed to 1960s space race
During the recent 50th anniversary of U.S. astronauts becoming the first to walk on the moon, historians paid tribute to the accomplishment.
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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
Forty-four food science students present plans to prevent food contamination, illness
Students present Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point plans at Research Day, prepare for careers in quality assurance in food industry
Forum led by professors will provide historical, objective look at Israel-Hamas War
The month-old war in the Mideast between Israel and Hamas will be the subject of a forum Monday, Nov. 13, at the Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts.