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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 Chia Lor looks through clues at the Jurassic Stout escape room as her teams battle the clock and save Menomonie. / UW-Stout photos by Pam Powers

Jurassic Stout escape room provides puzzling challenge for participants

University of Wisconsin-Stout has a colossal chomping challenge for students, staff and the community with its first escape room, Jurassic Stout.

A customer browses at a recent Scholastic book fair at UW-Stout. A student chapter of Aspiring Educators of Wisconsin will host a similar book fair Nov. 27-30.

Book fair Nov. 27-30 hosted by students to benefit Foster Closet

The goal of a book fair hosted by a group of UW-Stout students is to help local children.

Jeff Lamer, left, and Mark Belke are among 80 UW-Stout alumni who work at Greenheck.

Greenheck & Stout: A successful, enduring relationship

Industry leader in air movement equipment employs 80 alumni

A student bikes through campus recently.

University again named Green College by Princeton Review

With its commitment to sustainability and the environment, UW-Stout again has been named of the top “green” colleges in the U.S. in 2018.

Symphonic Singers to hold WWI commemorative concert Dec. 7

The Symphonic Singers and Chamber Choir at University of Wisconsin-Stout will host one of the official World War I Centennial Commission events Friday, Dec. 7.

Symphonic Band’s winter concert scheduled Dec. 2

University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Symphonic Band will present a winter concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2.

Olson, at right, with Borman, demonstrates how to work together to get yarn strings untangled. Olson uses magic and sleight of hand tricks to engage listeners and give them mental breaks.

Speaker encourages student educators to believe in themselves

Carl “Energizer” Olson likes to collect dots.

Engineering, computer science students awarded regional, national scholarships

Three UW-Stout students — Austin Wheaton, Kate Quade and William Yang — recently won regional and national scholarships totaling nearly $10,000.

Nothing to sneeze at: Regular exercise may help fight off colds

An average adult has around three common colds per year, and most adults are left wondering, “Why am I always sick?”

Alum’s hospitality career has taken him on ride with the stars

Whether it's the people or restaurants — Debbie Reynolds, Jimmy Buffett, Planet Hollywood — David Crabtree has had a star-studded hospitality career.

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