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Cybersecurity program director receives national Visionary Academic Leadership Award

Yuan recognized for ‘pushing the envelope’ to train next generation at Cyber Security Summit

November 5, 2024

Ready for action: New game and media studies major focuses on cultural impacts of games

A new kind of game program is in the queue at UW-Stout.

November 1, 2024

Food science students awarded in international competition, receive competitive state scholarship

Maske creates sustainable solution to food waste; Carlson detects foodborne pathogens, hazard analysis in cheese

October 29, 2024

Next gen manufacturing: New CAM-AI will leverage resources to support industry in Wisconsin

Small and midsize manufacturers in Wisconsin and Minnesota have a new resource — and ally — in their quest for growth and success.

October 25, 2024

Crop Per Drop: UW-Stout students provide soil and water R&D for Chippewa Valley Bean

How much water does it take to grow 100 pounds of kidney beans? Most people wouldn’t think to ask such as question — but if you are a family business competing

October 24, 2024

Lunchtime lab: Students learn restaurant management skills with new campus café initiative

For a group of Fireside Café student employees at UW-Stout, lunchtime this fall also means lab time.

October 22, 2024

‘Disquiet Dream’ by industrial design student featured at Rassbach Museum’s haunted house exhibit

Van der Hagen’s massive dream-inspired deer sculpture brings joy, wonder in the face of dread

October 21, 2024

Parade, custard and a polytechnic tour: UW-Stout’s homecoming celebrates Blue Devil pride

Family-oriented activities, athletics events, Culver’s Flavor of the Day fundraiser set for alumni, community, Oct. 24-26

October 17, 2024

M.S. school counseling program to go online to help meet high state demand for trained professionals

Wisconsin projected to need 1,500 more counselors within five years; need in rural schools is critical, professors’ research shows

October 16, 2024

High aspirations: Recent grads leverage Prehealth courses to pursue medical careers

In 2010 when the $43 million, gleaming Jarvis Hall Science Wing addition was dedicated, Gov. Jim Doyle and others called it the finest in the state.

October 15, 2024