More than 50 films to be featured at Red Cedar Film Festival July 29-Aug. 1
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The Red Cedar Film Festival is back in person, ready to explore and expand the art of film with 53 selections from nine countries.
Nothing cheddar than this
Christine Leonard had a come to cheeses moment while attending an Honors College class at the University of Wisconsin-Stout on the geography of food.
Spring Showcase 2025: Signature events highlight professionalism of polytechnic distinction
Multiple design, research and performing arts events in April, May open to the public
Students to compete in Wisconsin Big Idea Tournament
Justin Bryant, who graduated from University of Wisconsin-Stout May 9 with a degree in computer science, is looking forward to the Steam release Friday, June 5,
About Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)
At the core of the SoTL philosophy is an understanding that intentionally studying teaching practices and student learning outcomes is crucial.
Children’s Art Club gives preservice teachers place to ‘share in the joy of creating’
Mentorships, internships build creative community for students on, off campus
German social science students spend semester studying at UW-Stout
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Five applied social science students from Hochschule Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences in Darmstadt, Germany, spent the fall semester at UW-Stout.
International student learning to better help injured workers in rehabilitation counseling program
Kim ‘strives to be someone helpful’ as she deepens her understanding of others
Paw-fect idea: Recent grad places in national Student Design Competition with pet product
University of Wisconsin-Stout recent industrial design graduate Claire Dronen loves walking, running and being outdoors with her mixed-breed dog, Benji.
Professor studies water storage possibilities for Peruvian organic farm women
Collecting and saving water during the wet season in Urubamba, Peru, could help a group of local, organic farmers continue their livelihood and traditions into