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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

Students gather in one of the lounges in the newly renovated North Hall.

New for 2019-20: Remodeled North Hall welcomes students

University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Josh Helmueller loves the flexibility of having moveable furniture in North Hall.

The quill weathervane atop the Bowman Hall Clock Tower was photographed just before workers removed it in late August.

Quill weathervane atop Clock Tower removed as part of renovation

For 121½ years, a copper weathervane shaped like a quill has perched atop the Clock Tower at University of Wisconsin-Stout — 135 feet above campus and downtown.

UW-Stout junior mentor Ciara Leonhardt, at left, meets with her first-year mentee Juliann Wick for the first time outside the Memorial Student Center.

Peer mentoring program connects first-year students to campus

When Malena Larson started as a first-year student last year, she just found it comforting to have a student mentor she could contact to answer any questions sh

A Sports Event Management class listens to Associate Professor Kris Schoonover at Tanglewood Greens, where the Tees Fore Tuition event will be held.

Golf is the game, scholarships the target with Tees Fore Tuition

The second annual Tees Fore Tuition offers golf and camaraderie, but the focus is on students.

UW-Stout campus from above, looking north.

Off-campus students to be welcomed back by faculty, staff

Faculty and staff at UW-Stout will go off campus on Tuesday, Sept. 3, to visit students who will be living in Menomonie during the 2019-20 academic year.

Fans cheer on the Blue Devils during the 2018 homecoming game.

Fall events include Career Conference, homecoming, Free Speech Week

The fall semester of the 2019-20 academic year at UW-Stout will feature many special events, several of them covering multiple days.

Alysha Stieber, second from left, helps with storm cleanup this summer in northern Wisconsin as part of the Wisconsin National Guard.

National Guard members step up to help areas hit by storms

When severe storms with straight-line winds and tornadoes hit northern Wisconsin in late July, the Wisconsin Army National Guard was there to help.

James Evans, a UW-Stout senior in math and computer science, researched wave elections. At left is his adviser, Tyler Skorczewski.

Math major catches a wave with U.S. election research

Politicians know that if they catch a wave, they could be “sittin’ on top of the world,” as the old Beach Boys surfing song goes.

UW-Stout interim Chancellor Patrick Guilfoile stands near Upper Baron Lake in the Sawtooth Wildernss near Stanley, Idaho.

Guilfoile’s love of outdoors influenced career decision

Living in Fond du Lac, Patrick Guilfoile grew up in the outdoors learning about snakes, frogs and turtles and honing his interest in biology.

UW-Stout Police Chief Jason Spetz, at left, with Community Service Officer Ethan Kjellberg near one of the new parking pay stations. / UW-Stout photo by Chris Coooper

New for 2019-20: Parking lots have changed to electronic pay system

University of Wisconsin-Stout parking has changed over the summer.

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