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Wisconsin Science Olympiad returns to campus March 15-16

Approximately 90 high school and middle school teams have qualified for the Wisconsin Science Olympiad tournament Friday and Saturday, March 15-16, at UW-Stout.

New Furlong Gallery show features art professor’s paintings, photography

Paintings by a professor along with American photography will be featured in separate spaces in a new exhibit at UW-Stout’s Furlong Gallery.

DPI assistant director: More teachers of color needed

Sara Baird readily admits she knows she has white privilege.

Students, staff pack 25,000 meals to help feed the hungry

University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Krystal Evans scooped rice up with a measuring cup and dropped it into a funnel to fill a bag with six meals in it, all to

Watershed conference includes key lessons from LAKES REU

Red Cedar Watershed communities have the ability to help tackle the problem of phosphorus pollution and citizens are willing to volunteer and contribute to solv

School of Art & Design stresses safety along with creativity

Artists create beautiful paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, ceramics and more for others to enjoy or to provoke thought.

Computer science professor receives $50,000 grant to research software security

A professor from UW-Stout has received a prestigious UW System grant to conduct research on a growing worldwide issue, software security.

Snowstorms have kept grounds crew plowing days, nights, weekends

Like most homeowners in west-central Wisconsin, Mike Smith of Menomonie has had it up to his eyeballs — almost literally — with the record amount of snow.

Chancellor Meyer announces plan to retire in August

UW-Stout Chancellor Bob Meyer announced Monday, March 4, that he is retiring on Aug. 18 from the institution where he has worked for a total of 32 years.

Meal Pack-a-thon March 6 to feed the hungry locally, beyond

UW-Stout students, faculty, staff and community members will pack the ballrooms of the Memorial Student Center to help fight hunger.