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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

Kathryn Reuter, graduate student in history from UW-Milwaukee, talks about the biopolitics of food not bombs at the Civil Liberties Symposium at UW-Stout

Professor: Taking on uncomfortable topics educational, can build empathy

University classrooms must be a place students can learn to have conversations with those who have different opinions or beliefs.

UW-Stout student Deon Canon plans to attend the 'E'Ffordability Summit to learn about open educational resources,

‘E’ffordability Summit on education costs grows in third year

When first-generation college student Deon Canon of Milwaukee started at University of Wisconsin-Stout, he worried about paying for high-cost textbooks after he

Devin McKinnon with her Project Lead the Way national award

Four recent graduates at Wisconsin schools win teaching awards

Graduates from UW-Stout’s School of Education, who all teach in Wisconsin, recently received a national and three state teaching awards.

From left, Stoutonia staff members Elizabeth Vierkant, Bryce Parr and Logan Myhre celebrate with their Wisconsin Newspaper Association awards.

Student newspaper reporters receive four state awards

Four reporters and editors from UW-Stout’s student newspaper, Stoutonia, received awards recently from the Wisconsin Newspaper Association.

Menomonie High School students Ben Ehlert, at left, and John Kluge build a catapult from drinking straws, rubber bands and duct tape at Stout Expo during the state Wisconsin Science Olympiad tournament

Wisconsin Science Olympiad students love challenge, fun of learning

Building a ping pong ball catapult with six drinking straws, three rubber bands and duct tape in 35 minutes proved to be a formidable but fun task for many of t

Students work in a game design and development lab at UW-Stout.

University among national leaders in game design, animation

Once again, University of Wisconsin-Stout has been recognized as a national and regional leader in the fields of game design and animation.

Kayla Boyd works in a UW-Stout biology lab in Jarvis Hall.

New graduate employment rate rises again, to 98.7 percent

The employment rate for new UW-Stout graduates has climbed again, with the rate hitting 98.7 percent for 2017-18.

Healthier officers help keep the community safe. Menomonie police officers taught bicycle safety at a National Night Out event.

Students help educate police officers about health, well-being

Menomonie Police Sgt. Tyler Hamann knows the stresses of responding to emergency calls, not having time to take meal breaks, getting called in early for shifts

Arne Thompson, left, works on electroforming in a lab with Assistant Professor Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro.

Retired veteran learning creative skills as he pursues second degree

He graduated from college when Jimmy Carter was president and served in the military for 34 years, including in Iraq.

Provost Guilfoile appointed UW-Stout interim chancellor

University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross announced today that Patrick Guilfoile has agreed to serve as UW-Stout’s interim Chancellor

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