Home calls to students provide personal connection, career support
With only a summer session to go before she graduates, Natasha Martin recently was applying for a field experience position.
Inspiring Graduate: Ben Olkowski, B.S. Construction
'The people at Stout have been the difference-maker.'
New automation leadership degree offers two paths to the future of manufacturing
The road to becoming a leader in smart manufacturing goes through UW-Stout, with its new, first-of-a-kind bachelor’s program in automation leadership.
New for 2019-20: Diversity director focused on student success
Dominique Vargas wants to tell students — every one of them, no matter their background — at UW-Stout that she and the university are here for them.
New introductory program opens doors to more students interested in art, design careers
Pre-BFA program guides students through first-year experience
Put to the test: Engineering seniors working on 20+ yearlong, industry-sponsored projects
For engineering students at UW-Stout, the Senior Design Experience course takes their applied learning focus to another level.
Research-based marijuana posters ask students to think before using
Abbi Schlueter was surprised when she saw the statistic: UW-Stout students think that 88% of their peers are using marijuana, but the real number is far lower.
Speakers debate impact of corporate influence in society
Corporations sometimes act much like toddlers, said Jeffrey Lockwood, the author of a book critical of political censorship.
SVRI strives to help people enter, stay in workforce
When his father lost his sight from diabetic complications and ended up using a wheelchair because he didn’t know how to use an assistive cane, Kyle Walker lear
Talk to Strangers Series encourages university, community connections
Eighty-six-year-old Don Roberts loves to talk to people and found just the right event on the University of Wisconsin-Stout campus recently with the Talk to Str