Helping Hand food plus pantry opens on campus
With more than one-third of university students nationally food insecure, Sarah Snyder knew she had to do something to help.
History professor publishes book on African-American soldiers
As he crawled through the Arizona desert, both legs wounded from gunshots, Corp. Isaiah Mays knew his fellow soldiers were counting on him. He kept thinking, “I
Investiture celebration Oct. 14 to officially welcome Chancellor Katherine Frank
A celebration to officially welcome Katherine Frank as the eighth leader in the history of UW-Stout will cap off a week of special events.
LAKES students research value of restoring wild rice beds
With the changing climate and more big rain events in the area, wild rice beds in northern Wisconsin are threatened.
National Guard members step up to help areas hit by storms
When severe storms with straight-line winds and tornadoes hit northern Wisconsin in late July, the Wisconsin Army National Guard was there to help.
New for 2019-20: Students' interest in entrepreneurship beginning to open doors
A trip to Sweden in May for a business course called Arts and Innovation helped catalyze a new entrepreneurship club at University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Online digital marketing program helps working mom pursue her passion
Marquardt is reaching her creative goals as she cares for her family
Serving those who served: UW-Stout among top 25 in Midwest on annual Best for Vets list
University lauded by Military Times for services to veterans, their families
Six students are university’s first mechanical engineering graduates
When he was a teenager growing up in Farmington, Minn., Ryan Monroe loved working with BMX bicycles and found he had a knack for fixing them and optimizing them
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