Smart solutions: AI research by UW-Stout engineering professors targets fresher fruit, product structures
Could artificial intelligence help ensure that fruit reaching grocery store shelves is fresh? Or make structurally stronger bike helmets? Or tires that don’t ne
Statewide award highlights police officer’s career supporting students, staff
As a sergeant with the UW-Stout police, Lisa Pederson believes there are two equally important halves of her work as an officer.
Stout Game Expo premieres online Dec. 9 with several dozen new video games, other games
University of Wisconsin-Stout first-year student Tanner Tilkens is excited that a card game he has worked on this semester will be available for anyone to downl
Title IX & University Policies
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University helping develop national benchmarking project
Universities everywhere have one overriding goal that guides their existence — helping students earn a higher education degree.
University students, organizations awarded for leadership, excellence in service
More than 100 recognized during year-end program
UW-Stout supports first-generation students on Nov. 8 event during national celebration
Rooted in Growth, with national grant, aims to build community among students, faculty, staff with variety of activities
Alum’s Warriors logo concept for Washington NFL team is gaining ground
Cayle Christian Damrow loved high school sports. He played basketball and baseball and was quarterback of the football team.
Career decision leads packaging major to national award
Ryan Knudtson took a calculated risk when, at age 25, he decided to switch career paths and return to college for a second bachelor’s degree.
Crossing the stage: Returning alum eager to experience in-person commencement
When Danielle Conlon received the email last spring notifying her the in-person May 2020 graduation ceremony was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, she