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University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic amends name to reflect longstanding applied, career focus

After 135 years of innovation, ‘polytechnic’ officially added to university’s name

UW-Stout student Katie Ferguson fills out toe tags to be part of an art exhibit at the University Library. The tags represent migrants who have died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert to come to the U.S.

Honors College art exhibit to showcase plight of migrants crossing Sonoran Desert

University of Wisconsin-Stout student Andrew Hoepfner filled out a manila toe tag for Jamie Pablo Gonzalez, who was just 17, one year younger than Hoepfner, whe

students are picking up garbage in a wooded creek

City creek flowing cleaner after students haul out garbage

Twisted wire from a box spring. The remains of a couch. Several metal fire pits. Rotted boards and wood.

Grant Kjellberg, UW-Stout criminal justice and rehabilitation major, receives the Wisconsin National Guard Wortham Award recently at Volk Field from Brig. Gen. Joane Mathews, Wisconsin’s deputy adjutant general for the Army.

Community service drives student, winner of Wis. National Guard award

The newest 1st Lt. Thomas E. Wortham IV Achievement Award recipient was surprised to learn he had been nominated.

Animation student creates gem of a show focusing on history and landmarks of hometown

University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Michael Hilliger can’t remember a time he didn’t love comics.

Employers: Opportunities exist for job-seekers

Karen Glinski, a recruiter and part of the Skyward organizational development team, says there are job opportunities out there for graduates despite COVID-19.

Orwell’s ‘1984’ is subject of Banned Books Week event

George Orwell’s novel “1984” will be the focus of an event about censorship hosted by UW-Stout’s Menard Center.

The short film operetta “Oppure,” directed and produced by UW-Stout’s Peter Galante, won a film award at the Solaris Film Festival in Austria.

Faculty, staff project earns international film festival experimental award

A short film operetta directed by Peter Galante, University of Wisconsin-Stout professor and director of the video production major, has won the experimental fi

From left, Vinnie Lien, Alex Blake, Bronson Roshell and Ryan Arts, members of UW-Stout’s 2020 ABC construction competition team that made the U.S. finals.

Construction team places in ABC national competition

If four UW-Stout construction majors someday are asked to plan a six-story building, they should be able to jump right in.

Alexis Gonion, retail merchandising junior, at Mood Fabrics in New York City.

Student studies effects of COVID-19 on retail merchandising during summer cooperative

Gonion conducts essential research to benefit supermarket and consumers during pandemic and for the future

Brandon Nitz and Austin Skoug have helped develop packaging to hold reagents for COVID-19 testing kits while working in co-op positions at Promega Corp. near Madison.

Packaging majors help move essential COVID-19 products to market

Before COVID-19, Sarah Webber, Brandon Nitz and Austin Skoug were looking forward to 2020 co-op positions to help them test their knowledge as packaging majors.

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