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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

Maxwell Corner enjoys a holiday celebration in Europe with other international students.

Business major has ‘incredible experience’ studying in London

A bit of advice from home coupled with an opportunity at UW-Stout have taken Maxwell Corner a long way — part way around the world and back, to be exact.

Steve Riley receives the University Staff Employee Appreciation Award for January from Chancellor Bob Meyer.

Riley receives January University Staff Appreciation Award

Steve Riley has received the University Staff Employee Appreciation Award for January at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

UW-Stout English professor Lopamudra Basu has published a book on Pulitzer Prize winner Ayad Akhtar. / UW-Stout photo by Pam Powers

English professor writes scholarly book on Pulitzer Prize winner

As a student at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, during the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks on the Twin Towers, University of Wisconsin-Stout En

UW-Stout alumna Michelle Martin serves as Washburn County Tourism Association Executive director and on the Wisconsin Governor’s Council on Tourism / UW-Stout photo by Pam Powers

Alum enjoying the ride as she promotes tourism in county, state

Washburn County Tourism Association Executive Director Michelle Martin’s eyes light up when she talks what her home county offers visitors.

Students work in an engineering lab at UW-Stout.

Summit history: Polytechnic gathering began 10 years ago at UW-Stout

On its 10th anniversary, the Polytechnic Summit has come back to its roots at UW-Stout.

Charles W. Sorensen, former UW-Stout chancellor.

Becoming a polytechnic: New designation in 2007 helped UW-Stout refocus on its mission

How did a regional state university in west-central Wisconsin, established way back in 1891, decide to brand itself as a polytechnic university?

UW-Stout students, faculty and staff are encouraged to recycle and compost campuswide.

Ready, set, recycle: University in national contest starting Feb. 3

With dedicated recycling, composting, energy-saving and other campuswide initiatives, UW-Stout is focused on reducing its carbon footprint.

Six of the eight editors and co-authors of “Universal Design for Learning: Teaching to All College Students” published by UW-Stout’s Nakatani Teaching and Learning Center are, from left, Renee Chandler, Monika Herrmann, Glendali Rodriguez, Diane Olson, Renee Howarton and Debbie Stanislawski.

Teaching diverse populations is focus of new university book

A book dedicated to teaching diverse populations written by current and former faculty members has been published by the Nakatani Teaching and Learning Center.

Faculty members named examiners for Wisconsin Forward Award

Two faculty members at UW-Stout have been named to the Board of Examiners for the Wisconsin Forward Award, which is the Malcolm S. Baldrige National Quality Awa

Katelyn Steinmetz, left, and Rachel Spaeth of Chippewa Falls took first place in the marketing management team competition in the DECA event.

West Salem leads state qualifiers at DECA District One competition

West Salem took nine first places and had 12 state qualifiers to lead all high schools in the DECA District One Career Development Conference at UW-Stout.

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