Food safety workshop helps educate processors, protect consumers
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One in six Americans or roughly 48 million every year get sick from foodborne illnesses, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Hunger simulation helps UW-Stout students learn about poverty
UW-Stout student Alyssa Willett felt helpless as she faced feeding three children on $1 a day during a hunger and poverty simulation on campus.
Inspiring Graduate: Dylan LaFontaine, B.S. Digital Marketing Technology; B.S. Information & Communication Technologies
'I appreciate the variety of hands-on individual and collaborative experiences I’ve had.'
Inspiring Graduate: Megan Luedke, B.F.A. Graphic Design & Interactive Media
Working on Connect, University of Wisconsin-Stout’s student community platform built in CampusGroups software, had led one student to employment at the company
International Mother Language Day Celebration Feb. 23
University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Kathy DeCamp will share the language of the Ho-Chunk Nation at the International Mother Language Day Celebration Tuesday, F
JUMPSTART: Scotland
Prepare for your undergraduate experience by studying abroad in Scotland.
Lume awarded worldwide private grant to continue illuminating his art
A major, worldwide grant has been awarded to a professor to help continue his exploration of light and how it interacts with the everyday objects of our world.
New automation leadership degree offers two paths to the future of manufacturing
The road to becoming a leader in smart manufacturing goes through UW-Stout, with its new, first-of-a-kind bachelor’s program in automation leadership.
New program targets fashion design, retail trends
Change is part of the fabric that drives the dynamic fashion design and retail industries.
Prent Packaging Laboratories dedicated, thanks to alumnus
University of Wisconsin-Stout senior packaging major Harrison North said he felt just like “a kid in a candy store” when he saw the new packaging equipment.