City creek flowing cleaner after students haul out garbage
Twisted wire from a box spring. The remains of a couch. Several metal fire pits. Rotted boards and wood.
Eligibility and Order of Selection Unit
Nationwide, State Vocational Rehabilitation programs and staff have up to 60 days to determine an individual's eligibility for DVR services.
Fashion imagery research one of 20 projects at national event
One of reasons Charlene Retzlaff was drawn to the retail merchandising and management program at UW-Stout is her love for fashion.
Food and nutrition professor encourages healthy eating on a budget
Homeless and unemployed, Nichole Manson of Menomonie finally realized she needed to start the road to recovery.
Free Speech Week to address cancel culture, academic freedom, banning hate speech
Free speech and academic freedom, cancel culture and the pros and cons of banning hate speech are all topics that will be addressed during Free Speech Week host
Furlong Gallery exhibit explores issues of how ‘to hold the land’
The word landholder and its derivative “to hold the land” would seem to have the same meaning, but to artist Witt Siasoco they conjure something very different.
Grant helps Jamaican student remain focused on degree
University of Wisconsin-Stout international student Crystal Peterson worried about paying her rent and buying food over the summer.
Graphic communications major finds bliss at Big Dot of Happiness
University of Wisconsin-Stout graphic communications junior Mia Bartel loves both the creative and the technological side of her major.
Graphic communications students take second in printing competition
A team of University of Wisconsin-Stout graphic communications students took second place in the international Phoenix Challenge College Competition on May 2.
Graphic design student helps create mission patch for European astronaut
Like most students who study abroad, Megan Luedke treasures her memories of taking classes in another country.