Graduate urges accepting challenges and making future brighter
Madalaine McConville ended up attending University of Wisconsin-Stout because she had no idea what she wanted to do after graduating high school in Augusta.
Health of Red Cedar watershed topic of LAKES students, mentors Aug. 11 community presentation
Eleven researchers from around U.S. invite conversations on challenges, opportunities in the region
Plastics engineering ranked as one of top U.S. public colleges programs
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University of Wisconsin-Stout has been named one of the top U.S. public colleges offering plastics engineering programs by Plastics Today, a publication and sit
Speaker encourages student educators to believe in themselves
Carl “Energizer” Olson likes to collect dots.
Teach Day encourages high school students to explore teaching career
About a dozen Wisconsin high school students visited University of Wisconsin-Stout on Nov. 15 to learn how they could impact future generations.
Upward Bound students experience STEM fields during campus workshops
High schoolers from five northwestern Wisconsin school districts make products in three labs
UW-Stout’s largest solar panel array to date installed, boosting campus sustainability
Multibuilding energy conservation project also includes lighting and weatherization upgrades
Alum Jacobson, a Kraus-Anderson construction executive, returning to speak on leadership
A UW-Stout alum who is executive vice president and chief operating officer of Kraus-Anderson, is returning to campus to speak on leadership.
Chicago advocate highlights 42nd Early Childhood Education Conference
A teacher, children’s education specialist and national advocate will be the keynote speaker at the 42nd annual Early Childhood Education Conference.
Two ROTC cadets to be commissioned during commencement
Two students from University of Wisconsin-Stout will become U.S. Army officers and earn their college diplomas on Saturday, Dec. 14.