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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

Biology Professor Jim Burritt works on the honey bee research project with students Matheus de Jesus and Viviane Oshima in a UW-Stout biotechnology lab

New threat to honey bees is subject of professor’s talk

A potential new threat to the health of honey bees in the region will be the topic of a presentation at University of Wisconsin-Stout

Amy White, intake and assessment social worker for the Dunn County Aging and Disability Resource Center, is pursuing UW-Stout’s new social work professional certificate. The certificate qualifies graduates for social work certification in Wisconsin.

New academic certificate helps graduates further social work careers

With online/hybrid delivery, university increases access for rural area workers

Alumnus enjoying Facebook design work, company culture

When Brady Voss graduated in 2006 from University of Wisconsin-Stout, his goal was to work for one of the big technology companies out West.

Elk Mound High School student Tanner Stockdill, as Ralph the Elf, shows a bandage on the back of his hand after the team’s Rube Goldberg machine Santa’s Workshop finished a run Monday, March, 20, at UW-Stout. Elk Mound won the regional competition.

Elk Mound High School wins regional Rube Goldberg contest

Elk Mound High School dominated the competition Monday, March 20, at the Rube Goldberg Machine Contest regional hosted by University of Wisconsin-Stout.

University’s online academic programs receive recognition

The online academic program offerings, including two in particular, at University of Wisconsin-Stout have been recognized by national ranking organizations.

W.S. Darley Company empowers people

W.S. Darley Company faced increased competition in the global economy and wanted to take its manufacturing operation to the next level of effectiveness.

Dillman Equipment makes sustainable culture change

To continually strengthen their position as a leader in the asphalt paving industry, Dillman Equipment sought to integrate Lean thinking.

Employment rate for graduates hits 97.4 percent, up third year in row

For the third year in a row, an increased number of University of Wisconsin-Stout graduates were working within six months of leaving campus.

Karli Jopp visits Paris while on a mission trip with Cru, a campus ministry organization.

Graduate Q&A: Karli Jopp

Art education graduate Karli Jopp talks about her experiences at UW-Stout

Biology Professor Jim Burritt works on the honey bee research project with students Matheus de Jesus and Viviane Oshima in a biotechnology lab.

Research buzz

Professor, students identify bacterium that may kill honey bees

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