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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

Faculty and staff members named examiners for Wisconsin Forward Award

Four University of Wisconsin-Stout employees have been named to the Board of Examiners for the Wisconsin Forward Award, which is the Malcolm S. Baldrige Nationa

UW-Stout recent master’s degree graduate Nicolette Brehm outside the Shops Off Broadway mall in Menomonie. Brehm did her master’s degree creative thesis on turning empty shopping into senior living centers. / UW-Stout photo by Pam Powers

Empty malls to sustainable senior living centers

Master’s degree graduate in design believes thriving senior living communities are the sustainable answer to empty shopping malls.

‘E’ffordabilty Summit keynote speakers include inclusion advocate, digital redlining scholar

One of the keynote speakers at the ‘E’ffordability Summit held at University of Wisconsin-Stout Tuesday, March 17, and Wednesday, March 18, is the first deaf an

Update on COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation

With the ever-changing COVID-19 coronavirus situation, UW-Stout continues to evaluate the situation case-by-case.

From left, UW-Stout Heating Plant employees Stacy Hoege, Brian Lorenz, Dave O’Connell, Brian Weisenbeck and Ben Stephens were on hand March 4 when the final scoop of coal, foreground, went into the furnace.

Last scoop of coal marks end of an era to heat university

Heating Plant Superintendent Brian Lorenz maneuvered a front-end loader at about 9 a.m. Wednesday, March 4, and dumped a bucketload of coal onto an iron grate.

Markie Twist, a professor in the UW-Stout human development and family studies department and program coordinator of the graduate certificate in sex therapy program, talks with a student in 2016 during a Sex Speak Session.

Sexual Health Resource Fair March 11 at student center

Changing the culture around sexual health and making it more acceptable to talk openly and honestly about it is the goal of University of Wisconsin-Stout’s firs

Madalaine McConville, a senior majoring in applied social science, is one of five UW-Stout students presenting at Research in the Rotunda at the Capitol in Madison on Wednesday, March 11.

Student to present research on political divisiveness and its impact on interpersonal relationships

Blocked by a former co-worker on Facebook after pointing out a fake news item, University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Madalaine McConville decided she wanted to d

Dave Bartels, of Haskell Company, at left, talks with UW-Stout student Aaron Kurschner during the Spring Career Conference at UW-Stout Thursday, March 3.

Spring Career Conference attracts hundreds of employers

University of Wisconsin-Stout alumnus Dave Bartels found being on the hiring end of the Spring Career Conference a bit more relaxing than when he was a student

LAKES REU students conduct research on Wilson Creek in 2017.

Watershed conference topics include regenerative agriculture, water management

The ninth annual Red Cedar Watershed Conference will feature speakers talking about rotational grazing, regenerative agriculture and its impact on water quality

UW-Stout student Arthur Roques, at right, walks on the UW-Stout campus in a file photo. Roques is part of the National Student Exchange program and is spending a year studying at William Patterson University in Wayne N.J.

Roques interns for NYC disc jockey, has show on N.J. college radio

University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Arthur Roques wanted to delve deeper into learning about radio and being a disc jockey.

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