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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

UW-Stout Chancellor Patrick Guilfoile addresses faculty and staff Monday, Aug. 26, during Opening Day activities.

Interim chancellor discusses the year ahead, his future on Opening Day

In his first address to faculty and staff since taking over as chancellor at UW-Stout, Patrick Guilfoile talked about the year ahead on Monday, Aug. 26.

Brennan Checkalski inspecting a camera pointed downwards

PCEM student lands competitive College Board internship in New York City

Brennan Checkalski applied for more than fifty internships, but finding one was an uphill battle.

Members of Speak About It perform a skit about sexual consent as part of the touring program, which will be at UW-Stout on Tuesday, Sept. 3.

Touring performance group to address sexual consent Sept. 3

Even before fall semester classes begin Wednesday, Sept. 4, at UW-Stout, new students will have a chance to learn more about a national and global issue.

Athletes help a new student move a futon frame into a residence hall in 2018.

Move-in Day Sept. 1 marks start of new year; classes begin Sept. 4

The 2019-2020 academic year at UW-Stout begins with classes Wednesday, Sept. 4. The unofficial start of the year is three days earlier.

Assistant pro Nate Musta, left, and head pro Adam Chandler love their work at Somerby Golf Club in Byron, Minn., near Rochester. Both are UW-Stout graduates.

Golf management alum enjoying work as head club pro

Starting with his days as a caddy growing up in Burnsville, Minn., Adam Chandler was always excited to get to the golf course.

A University Housing crew moves in new mattresses to a residence hall

Housing strives for sustainability with mattress recycling

When University Housing replaced 900 twin mattresses in University of Wisconsin-Stout residence halls this month, all of them ended up being repurposed.

Patrick Guilfoile addresses new faculty and instructors Monday, Aug. 19, his first day as interim chancellor at UW-Stout.

With Meyer’s retirement, Guilfoile begins duties as interim chancellor

A new era in the history of University of Wisconsin-Stout began at 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 19, when Patrick Guilfoile started his first day as chancellor.

Cristy Linse, at left, and Amanda Barnett talk with audience members at the Healthy Minds at 65+ presentation on Wednesday.

Positive view of aging can extend lifespan

A positive view of aging could add seven healthy years to one’s life.

UW-Stout Ice Vision Hackathon team student members Megan Southwick, at left, Kyle Lunde, Jonathon Terry, Professor Diane Christie, Christina Miller and Simon Meyer pose for a picture at the competition held in Moscow. The team won a best presentation award. / Photos courtesy of MiSiS

Student team gets international experience in Moscow competition

Wisconsin winters may well have helped five University of Wisconsin-Stout students prepare for an international competition in Moscow, Russia.

Graphic communications students work in a printing lab.

Seven students earn over $33,000 in print, graphics scholarships

Seven University of Wisconsin-Stout students have garnered $33,200 in scholarships from the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation.

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