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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

Business student enjoying marketing internship at MGM Resorts in Las Vegas

University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Megan Nimsgern does not want what happens in Las Vegas to stay in Vegas; she wants people to know it’s a great place to vis

A STEPS for Girls camper works on a robot.

New STEPS for Girls class shows STEM is everywhere

STEM is everywhere.

Students cut paper in a graphic communications lab at UW-Stout. A gift in kind to the department will allow students to work with the latest technologies for color management.

CHROMiX's Curve4 donation elevates graphic communications technologies

A gift in kind to the University of Wisconsin-Stout graphic communications department allows students to work with the latest technologies for color management.

Menomonie couple believe in supporting Fostering Success program

Dr. Mark and Beverly Deyo-Svendsen of Menomonie believe in supporting the four H’s: hunger, housing, health care and higher education.

Alta Belle Kemp reminisces while visiting UW-Stout several years ago.

Former dietetics professor’s applied research contributed to 1960s space race

During the recent 50th anniversary of U.S. astronauts becoming the first to walk on the moon, historians paid tribute to the accomplishment.

LAKES REU students Marcella Domka, at left, and Madeline Tripp, test lake water in a UW-Stout lab. / UW-Stout photos by Chris Cooper

LAKES students to present Red Cedar watershed research July 31

Could biochar from two invasive species help remove the nutrients that feed blue-green algae blooms in Lake Menomin?

Physics professor honored by American Association of Physics Teachers

McCullough recognized for her work in helping break down gender barriers for females in science

Sue Foxwell, at left, talks with South Korean students Sangha Lee and Heeju Jang during the conversations with international students.

Sharing and learning part of conversations with international students

University of Wisconsin-Stout retiree Sue Foxwell talked with five international students recently during a conversation hour on campus.

A student conducts research in an organic chemistry lab at UW-Stout.

State science, technology symposium July 22-23 on campus

The 12th annual Wisconsin Science and Technology Symposium will be held Monday and Tuesday, July 22-23, at UW-Stout.

Lauri Badura holds up a t-shirt for an organization she started in memory of her son to help those with drug addiction during the Health Dunn Right conference Tuesday at UW-Stout. Her son, August, at left, also spoke.

Mental health concerns top Dunn County Community Health Needs survey

Eight out of 10 people surveyed in Dunn County believe there is not adequate access to mental health resources.

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