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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 student Cambria Sinclair stylizes food for a photo shoot of foods from Marion’s Legacy in Menomonie.

Students create product photos for downtown coffee shop

In a joint project with a downtown Menomonie business, University of Wisconsin-Stout students learned the art of food styling.

Brent Halverson works in the kitchen at Triple Creek Ranch.

Resort experience gives student new perspective on culinary career

When he arrived earlier this year in the kitchen of a luxury resort in southwestern Montana, UW-Stout student Brent Halverson quickly assessed the landscape.

An aerial view of UW-Stout's Clock Tower and Lake Menomin.

Red Cedar Film Festival launched by Stout, Mabel Tainter

Engaging films from around the region, country and world. Two historic theaters. Summertime in a lakeside west-central Wisconsin city.

National club managers scholarship awarded to three students

For Melissa “Missy” Dahl, winning a national Club Foundation scholarship isn’t just about the money.

‘One More Gift from Dan’ photos to benefit Bridge to Hope

UW-Stout retiree Mary Riordan found herself with hundreds of her late husband Dan Riordan’s photographs and knew they needed to find new homes.

UW-Stout Coach Mandy Trautmann instructs a volleyball camp attendee last summer.

Kids Night Out, hosted by student athletes, returns Dec. 8

UW-Stout student athletes will host Kids Night Out, the first one of the 2018-19 academic year, from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8.

Dylan Lubs, pictured in a playground area with students, visited Nepal and taught there for a month.

Lubs receives national award from Men in Education Network

University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Dylan Lubs remembers the teacher who changed his life.

Chancellor Bob Meyer congratulates an employee for her years of service to UW-Stout during a recent reception on campus.

Nearly 100 employees recognized for years of service

One UW-Stout employee was recognized for 40 years of service and four more for 35 years of employment at a recent reception on campus.

Silent auction Dec. 3-4 to feature restaurants, hotels, golf courses

UW-Stout students from the Club Managers Association of America are hoping to travel to Nashville, Tenn., in February for a special professional event.

Double-major in mechanical engineering and engineering technology expands interests in STEMM

Hopke learns the building and business aspects of engineering

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