Student enjoys hearing stories, helping people via internship
Sydney Timmerman, a senior at University of Wisconsin-Stout majoring in human development and family studies, enjoys hearing people’s stories and helping them.
Faculty, staff awarded for creating opportunities for students in packaging; helping to discover new identities
DeGruson, Brown recognized by Universities of Wisconsin at annual ceremony
‘Making It’: Master’s in design student’s documentary is time capsule of London’s underground music scene
Mohr creates artistic statement on what it means to be a musician in one of the world’s most diverse cities
New study abroad grant helps open doors to travel for diverse student populations
American Passport Project will support 25 first-year students
Packaging and video production students win big in 48-hour national industry competition
Cross-disciplinary work on e-commerce box strengthens their skills, connections for future careers
Students can hop on bus to Internship Draft Day in Green Bay
University of Wisconsin-Stout students have the opportunity to hop on the bus and learn about 300-plus paid internships and co-ops with Northeast Wisconsin Manu
Stoutward Bound gives first-year multicultural students an early start to the semester
It took three days for new first-year student Myles Chung to travel from his home near Dallas, Texas, to his new home at University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Product Photography students collaborate with clients to create promotional photos, videos
Fireside Café is a popular eating location for students and staff at University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Memorial Student Center. Yet, a group of students in a Prod
Furlong Gallery exhibits to feature top student art, design work
The best student design work of the 2018-19 academic year and the work of two standout seniors will be on display in two exhibits at UW-Stout’s Furlong Gallery,
Ceramics, art metals students rub elbows with pros at national show
Most graduates from University of Wisconsin-Stout either have jobs or find them soon after they graduate, as evidenced by the school’s 98.2 percent employment r