Social science dept. to host Frank Luntz, national political analyst, for presentation
Frank Luntz, a national political analyst and commentator and New York Times best-selling author, is coming to Menomonie to speak at a UW-Stout event.
Army ROTC
Army ROTC helps you develop the leadership and managerial skills you need for success in the Army or any other profession you choose.
Crop Per Drop project will use data science to dig into sandy soil irrigation issues
Chippewa Valley Bean, of Dunn County, is the world’s largest producer of dark red kidney beans.
Science education expert to speak Feb. 26 on saving half the Earth to maintain biodiversity
The education vice president of an organization dedicated to fostering stewardship of the planet Earth through biodiversity research and educational programs wi
Kintsugi 3D Viewer application by computer science senior brings cultural heritage to users worldwide
Kosharek’s is one of 10 UW-Stout projects presented at National Conference on Undergraduate Research
Getting behind their teams: Beatty sisters balancing love for gymnastics, sled dogs, science
For the last four years, seniors Carlie and Chloe Beatty have been all in as they lead, flip, cheer on and support the Blue Devil gymnastics team.
Young scientists share enthusiasm with UW-Stout professors, retired area educators at Science Exploration Day
Free family event at Colfax Red Cedar Preserve and Recreation Area proves community, university commitment to natural areas
Big stage: More than 50 students to present STEM, social science research at national conference
Emily Dzikowich is excited to present research about small things, soil microbes, on a large stage — the National Conference on Undergraduate Research.
Applied science alum accidentally created first new blue pigment in more than 240 years
Material chemist Andrew Smith co-invented YInMN, now a Crayola color
Real-world research: Engineering team designs South African trolley system; science students investigate heavy metals
Cross-disciplinary teams present prototypes at Research Day, Engineers Without Borders' design challenge addressed by nearly 90 students