UW-Stout master’s students in applied industrial, organizational psychology prepare to improve the workplace
Program Director Linnell receives national award for research, commitment to supporting next generation of evaluators
Research Day to celebrate more than 200 student, faculty scholarly and artistic works on May 3
University offers opportunity to showcase projects, including student work in medical device technology
Special programming will benefit Boys & Girls Club middle school students
Middle school students from the Menomonie’s Boys & Girls Club will learn about technology and eating healthy thanks to a new collaborative grant with UW-Stout.
Career Conference to help students, employers reach career and hiring goals
Events hosted by Career Services focused on preparing students to find jobs, internships
The historic houses that students built still standing tall in city
Joan Pougiales loves her simple, solid house that Stout Institute students built in the 1920s.
Wisconsin Science Olympiad students love challenge, fun of learning
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Building a ping pong ball catapult with six drinking straws, three rubber bands and duct tape in 35 minutes proved to be a formidable but fun task for many of t
Students help clear trash from highway and gain camaraderie in their major
Plastic soda bottles, beer cans and cardboard filled plastic bags Oct. 16 as some members of theUW-Stout Marketing and Business Association took to Highway 72.
First-year students welcomed to campus life with celebration at Williams Stadium
Blue Rah offers introduction to ‘what makes UW-Stout special’
Bachelor’s degree helps hard-working student realize dream, brighter future
Can asking yourself a simple question result in a brighter future?
International student’s research into cranberry pomace wins WiSys state award
Cranberry pomace, a by-product of cranberry juice, rich in fiber and antioxidants, can help improve the shelf life and texture of cookies, according to research