Best of Design and Student Artists in Residence exhibits recognize creative excellence
Industrial design senior exhibits three pieces, selected for Best in Show
Capitol project: Science student’s research on prion disease highlighted in Madison
Ava Cinealis was interested in science when she graduated from Sheboygan North High School, but she wanted to do more in college than learn it from a book: She
Chancellor: University applying pandemic lessons for future success
Chancellor Katherine Frank acknowledged it was an understatement when she said her first year at UW-Stout "suffice it to say, was unusual."
Eye on AI: UW-Stout professor’s groundbreaking research tests computers’ ability to detect fake news
A UW-Stout professor has put the power of AI to the test.
Making connections: UW-Stout theater presents ‘Be More Chill,’ a sci-fi musical about ‘fitting in and being yourself’ April 13-16
Cast and crew exemplify university’s interdisciplinary polytechnic strengths; bring theater back under vision of new director
New study abroad program gives students JUMPSTART in precollege experience
Incoming first-year students gain confidence, global awareness while earning credits
Pandemic challenges thrust national, world supply chain into spotlight
Personal protective equipment like ventilators and masks are in short supply in some parts of the county facing COVID-19.
Professor publishes book on 1980s music and movie crossovers
From “Flashdance” and “Footloose” to “Valley Girl” and “Vibes,” Michael Heagle, like totally, believes the 1980s were “tubular.”
Riot damage photos by Kenosha student top Menard Center Civil Liberty Contest
Essay on LGBTQIA+ literary censorship, poem on civil disparities take next two places
Student jobs prepare art and design, STEM students for careers
Interests in illustration, arts administration and medicine supported in meaningful work experiences