Dunn County museum to display historic medallion from university building
A part of University of Wisconsin-Stout’s history will become a display outside the Rassbach Heritage Museum in Menomonie’s Wakanda Park.
Head coach named for new women’s lacrosse team
Jordyn Merkel can't wait to get started assembling the pieces for UW-Stout's women's lacrosse program. Merkel recently was hired as the first coach.
Interdisciplinary innovation: UW-Stout professors’ wireless sensor network for crops receives $175,000 grant
In a perfect world, farmers could wave a magic wand over their fields and get bigger and better crops, save money and energy, and help the environment.
Lab-based courses help engineering graduate overcome fears, learning disability
When he was in elementary and middle school, William Kunkel struggled with his grades. In high school, he simply decided "school wasn't for me."
Leaders in the making: Army, Air Force ROTC cadets earn degrees while completing training
Agreement with University of St. Thomas offers unique opportunity for Wisconsin students
Military service of alumni recognized at Stories of Honor
Less than five years after graduating from Menomonie High School in 2000, Justin Utpadel was part of world history.
Quill weathervane atop Clock Tower removed as part of renovation
For 121½ years, a copper weathervane shaped like a quill has perched atop the Clock Tower at University of Wisconsin-Stout — 135 feet above campus and downtown.
Rehabilitation counseling master’s program ranked one of top in nation
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University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Master of Science in rehabilitation counseling has been ranked fourth best in the nation.
Shredded campus office paper being recycled into tissue paper
University of Wisconsin-Stout’s shredded office paper is finding new life at Cascades in Eau Claire as tissue paper.