A champion for women
On the 50th anniversary of the passing of Title IX, UW-Stout’s efforts to provide equal treatment for female athletes has passed a test from a national group.
Applied mathematics and computer science student becomes U.S. citizen
Kayleigh Nel is a student, a Wisconsin National Guard specialist and now a U.S. citizen.
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
Benefits coordinator wants to build opportunities for military-connected students
As Chris Engen wrapped up his 30-year Army military career, he wanted an opportunity to give back to other veterans and service members still serving the United
Center’s events to mark Free Speech Week beginning Oct. 21
A Marquette University political science professor who won a high-profile Wisconsin Supreme Court case will speak Monday, Oct. 21, during Free Speech Week host
Climate justice, musical expression, protest rights to be discussed at upcoming Civil Liberties Symposium
Menard Center event invites ‘dialogue from different points of view’
Expanded Qube opens in Merle M. Price Commons
One of the factors that helped attract Brandon Beaulieu to University of Wisconsin-Stout was the Qube, a space for LGBTQIA+ students and their allies.
Federal grant to be used for cybersecurity symposium, scholarships
University of Wisconsin-Stout has received a U.S. Department of Defense federal grant that will be used for a regional cybersecurity symposium and for student s
For bottled water packaging, consumers prefer paperboard over plastic
A paperboard case for bottled water instead of plastic shrink wrap seems to appeal to upscale customers and would be more sustainable, according to research by