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Engineering students support Sierra Space’s lunar testing system

Alum works with engineering students to improve lunar dust testing, bolstering NASA’s return to the moon

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.

UW-Stout Chancellor Katherine P. Frank walks around campus Monday, March 2, meeting and talking with students, faculty and staff. / UW-Stout photo by Chris Cooper

Chancellor tours campus, meets students, faculty and staff on first day

Katherine P. Frank’s first day on campus Monday, March 2, as the eighth chancellor in the 129-year history of the University of Wisconsin-Stout was packed from

Supply chain management graduate Destiny Vojtik, pictured in the MSC stairwell.

Student chose supply chain management to see the customer’s perspective

Vojtik developed professionalism through hands-on experiences.

Spencer Tennies, a senior at Slinger High School, participates in the cabinetry making competition at UW-Stout’s Regional SkillsUSA.

SkillsUSA competitors love the challenge, learning new skills

Two Wisconsin state secretaries looked out at the hundreds of Regional SkillsUSA competitors at the University of Wisconsin-Stout Memorial Student Center Great

UW-Stout student Evan Harding explains a stream table model to middle school students at Stout Connects You Thursday, Feb. 27.

Middle schoolers explore STEM and Management fields at Stout Connects You

University of Wisconsin-Stout student Evan Harding ran a small rake through plastic sand to create a streambed in a stream table model.

Winter in the Midwest peer mentors Vaughn Hess and Jake Thomas with mentees Yooneso Pae, Minji Chung, Hyunah Moon and Yujeong Shin. Pictured in the MSC stairwell.

Winter in the Midwest gives cultural and education opportunities

Students gain global perspective while volunteering as peer mentors

International students at UW-Stout can qualify for a scholarship, which includes community service. Helping the Rotary Club of Menomonie deliver roses to raise money for service projects are Fedi Soltani, second from left; Nilu Omarova, fourth from left; and Sulaiman Alharbi, right.

International students taking pride in volunteering

Going to college in another country is a big step and takes a lot of planning. Another worry for international students and their families may be the expense.

Plastic items made from single-use bottles.

Founder of fab lab Moscow to speak March 4 on material reuse

Single-use plastic bottles can gain new life as plastics material used in artistic designs through fab labs.

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