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Can Trump just order new names for Denali and the Gulf of Mexico?

Geography professor Innisfree McKinnon explains if POTUS can just order new names for Denali and the Gulf of Mexico.

January 25, 2025

PHOTO ESSAY: An Un-Belize-able Venture into the Neotropics

Discover what Environmental & Conservation Science students do on location in Belize in our Natural History of the Neotropics class.

January 29, 2024

University’s energy conservation project approved

New array of solar panels part of UW-Stout’s commitment to be carbon-neutral by 2050

July 27, 2022

Winter science course takes students on eye-opening tour of Belize

For Brianna O’Brien, it wasn’t just when class members hiked four miles up a mountain, guided by a naturalist, to breathtaking views of a double waterfall.

February 2, 2022

McNair Scholars Program provides first-generation students resources for greater opportunities

Student, recent alum thankful for support; university to hold first-generation celebration Nov. 8.

November 2, 2021

Science education expert to speak Feb. 26 on saving half the Earth to maintain biodiversity

The education vice president of an organization dedicated to fostering stewardship of the planet Earth through biodiversity research and educational programs wi

February 19, 2020

Center for Limnological Research and Rehabilitation works to clean up waters

Heidi Lieffort donned a pair of fishing waders and walked into Horse Creek in Star Prairie.

November 5, 2018

Biology classes remove invasive species from city park

Invasive trees and plants in Menomonie’s Lakeside Park have met their match: a band of intrepid University of Wisconsin-Stout students.

November 16, 2017