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University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic amends name to reflect longstanding applied, career focus

After 135 years of innovation, ‘polytechnic’ officially added to university’s name

Student helps collect data to sustain king salmon fishing in Pacific Ocean

A University of Wisconsin-Stout senior spent the summer working to sustain king salmon fishing near Sitka, Alaska, and he will be going back soon to help others

Sorensen Hall naming ceremony Oct. 29 to honor late chancellor

The life and legacy of late Chancellor Emeritus Charles W. Sorensen will be honored Monday, Oct. 29, during a building naming ceremony at UW-Stout.

Subaru sustainability expert is featured Cabot speaker Oct. 24

A national expert in sustainability, who has led two zero landfill projects, will be the Cabot Executive in Residence on Wednesday, Oct. 24, at UW-Stout.

Professor sees a future for virtual reality technology in classrooms

Kevin W. Tharp is convinced that someday soon virtual reality technology will become an everyday reality in classrooms at UW-Stout — and in graduates' careers.

New Made at Stout label brands collaborative art smocks

A new logo that brands items made by University of Wisconsin-Stout students made its debut with smocks created by students involving several majors.

UW-Stout assistant professor Michael Heagle poses with the puppet, Dwayne Frankenstein, that he brings to life for “Transylvania Television.” Heagle co-created, writes and directs the show.

Professor co-created, writes, directs ‘Transylvania Television’ show

Michael Heagle compared the new “Transylvania Television” episode he directed, “The VHS of Death,” to a snack size package of Halloween candy corn.

Middle schoolers explore STEM fields at Stout Connects You

University of Wisconsin-Stout junior Rochelle Knier loves seeing the faces of younger students light up when they learn about science.

North campus residence halls to host trick-or-treaters Oct. 24

It’s that spooky time of year with Halloween just around the corner. For the 21st year in a row, Halloween will be celebrated in a safe and secure environment a

Butler festival reading Oct. 22 kicks off 2018-19 campus literary events

The Literature Committee at UW-Stout has six events planned for the 2018-2019 academic year, including programs marking the 200th anniversary of "Frankenstein."

Hate speech will be among topics during Free Speech Week Oct. 15-18

What exactly is hate speech? Should it be restricted in the U.S.?

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