Summer STEAM Experience camp also open for middle school students
A University of Wisconsin-Stout Summer STEAM Experience camp will welcome younger students this year for day camps.
Overnight city shelter gets boost from student volunteers
On a chilly January morning at Winter Haven, an overnight shelter in Menomonie, University of Wisconsin-Stout student volunteer Serena Petersen sat at the woode
Student illustrations inspired by holiday songs showcased at Symphony, Dec. 7
'Music in Motion' to feature pieces from 'The Polar Express,' classics like 'Sleigh Ride,' 'Sailing with Whales'
Donated face shields help protect student health, keep labs open
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The lights are still on at the labs that help make University of Wisconsin-Stout the state’s polytechnic leader.
Art class students take old jewelry and make it new again
In her Metals and Contemporary Art jewelry class at University of Wisconsin-Stout, sophomore Mindy Allee created a brooch with birds, a nest and bits of string
Eighty-six engineering students work to improve quality of life for people in rural Cambodia
Cross-disciplinary teams present prototypes at Research Day, Engineers Without Borders' U.S. Grand Finals design challenge
Resort experience gives student new perspective on culinary career
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When he arrived earlier this year in the kitchen of a luxury resort in southwestern Montana, UW-Stout student Brent Halverson quickly assessed the landscape.
Painting students continue to create on campus and in remote studio spaces
Brantmeier pushing forward, teaching art online to strengthen young artists’ learning experiences
Rehabilitation counseling student spurs legislation for special education in Oklahoma
Stillion proves the 'power of one voice' can create positive change for others
Statewide award highlights police officer’s career supporting students, staff
As a sergeant with the UW-Stout police, Lisa Pederson believes there are two equally important halves of her work as an officer.