On-farm food businesses have new resource, thanks to student’s research
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Recent University of Wisconsin-Stout graduate Elena Carroll loved traveling the countryside of Wisconsin and Minnesota and getting a taste of the rural Midwest
Winter science course takes students on eye-opening tour of Belize
For Brianna O’Brien, it wasn’t just when class members hiked four miles up a mountain, guided by a naturalist, to breathtaking views of a double waterfall.
Psychology student awarded prestigious U.S. Department of State language scholarship to study Chinese
Haring believes ‘learning another language allows people to gain a greater understanding of other cultures’
STRONG support for student success is at heart of $2.5M federal grant
Comprehensive student success, leading to graduates who are career-ready and STRONG, is the goal of a new, major federal grant awarded to UW-Stout.
Students get timely lessons from pros on handling their finances
In the eyes of Chelse Cockeram, the students filling a UW-Stout classroom were more than students. They were consumers and potential identity theft victims.
Special tool helping biology professor stay ‘in front’ of students
In a normal teaching situation, Assistant Professor Brian Teague loves to move about a biology lab and check with students on their progress.
Student who is part-time police officer deploying to Middle East
University of Wisconsin-Stout student Grant Kjellberg is a police officer, volunteer firefighter and soldier.
Building stronger Blue Devils: Hoeft Builders’ gift of new weights gives back to student athletes
When Hoeft Builders learned that Athletics at UW-Stout needed new weights, it didn't hesitate to lift a hand.
Apparel design students develop skirt project for Haitian nonprofit
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A University of Wisconsin-Stout apparel design and development class project may help women in Haiti find employment.
Online bachelor degree program helped student return 15 years later for diploma
Jon Rzeznik didn't take the traditional route to his degree.