Retired veteran learning creative skills as he pursues second degree
He graduated from college when Jimmy Carter was president and served in the military for 34 years, including in Iraq.
Animation, video seniors' short films featured alongside seasoned storytellers at Unspooled, May 9-10
Teen drama ‘Badge of the Dead’ and supernatural comedy ‘You Must Destroy’ among diverse lineup
Inspiring Graduate: Mridini Upadhyay, M.S. Food Science & Technology
‘At UW-Stout, I discovered that meaningful change happens when curiosity is paired with the right guidance.’
Street Art and Graffiti course students to paint mural on Applied Arts Building
Wall 40 feet long will feature design by four students and be unveiled at public event on June 2
Students collaborate to design, package gifts for commemorative university event
Porcelain mugs to be given to partners, guests at Chancellor Frank’s fall investiture
Studio art major and University Athletics photographer enjoys art photography
Time, talent and taking chances: Rusch’s take on photography and life
Biology students conduct area creek experiments to learn about nutrient loads
University of Wisconsin-Stout sophomore Carli Capistrant separated tiny bits of duckweed to put into vials containing waster she and her classmates collected at
Climate justice, musical expression, protest rights to be discussed at upcoming Civil Liberties Symposium
Menard Center event invites ‘dialogue from different points of view’
Community art events enhance homecoming and investiture weeks, Oct. 3-14
Mural walk, sculpture tour, exhibits, music and inspirational readings celebrate expression through art
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