Hundreds of companies looking to fill hiring needs, helping 2,000 students reach career goals
Supporting workforce development through career-focused programs, new research centers, sustainability initiatives, community collaborations
Students quadruple production of sustainable coffee cups for eco-friendly startup; deliver toys to local children
Social science, engineering project for precision agriculture funded by Universities of Wisconsin
Small and midsize manufacturers in Wisconsin and Minnesota have a new resource — and ally — in their quest for growth and success.
Based on the reactions at a twine-cutting ceremony, the designs of three cow sculptures outside the new Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery are spot on.
Students in the mechanical engineering program at UW-Stout are the hearing words often announced at motorsport races: "Start your engines!"
Adam Accola has been named the first joint director of economic development in Dunn County.
For a college student, a job that pays nearly $20 an hour, provides academic credit and could lead to a full-time job sounds too good to be true.
It was the moment of truth for a team of UW-Stout engineering majors, as peers, professors and industry representatives gathered around.
