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.
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.
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
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
Nine students to present applied research at annual state Capitol event
A research spotlight will shine on nine UW-Stout students on Wednesday, March 8, at the state Capitol, including one whose efforts could he
First-year students welcomed to campus life with celebration at Williams Stadium
Blue Rah offers introduction to ‘what makes UW-Stout special’
German social science students spend semester studying at UW-Stout
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Five applied social science students from Hochschule Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences in Darmstadt, Germany, spent the fall semester at UW-Stout.
Student returns to school 34 years later to finish his degree
Jeff Coggins found such a love connection with California that he left University of Wisconsin-Stout to move to the Golden State in 1984.
National employers hire students, veterans at four-day Career Conference
Hundreds of companies looking to fill hiring needs, helping 2,000 students reach career goals
New scholarship to support first-generation early childhood education students
Donor Herwig hopes graduates become advocates and agents of change