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CEO discusses transformation of Select Comfort at Cabot event

After Shelly Ibach graduated from UW-Stout, she was hired as a management trainee at Dayton’s in Minneapolis and worked 25 years for the company.

Practicums benefit criminal justice and rehabilitation majors

Two students gaining experience at Dunn County Jail, with State Patrol.

Bike Shelters on Campus

The Sustainability Steering Committee and Stout Student Association have installed a bike shelter to promote the use of alternative transportation on campus.

Faculty awarded apparel professorship, engineering endowments

A professorship and two endowments have been awarded to faculty members at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

University Dining Services: Team Work Achieves Excellence

Recently, UW-Stout's University Dining Services ranked in the top 5% of a nation-wide survey distributed through University Housing.

Thomas Precision lays out company-wide plan for efficiency

In 2015 Thomas Precision Machining (TPM) secured an additional 30,000 sq. ft. facility not far from the company's primary location in Rice Lake, Wisconsin.

Tomahawk Live Trap stays on the cutting edge

Tomahawk Live Trap (TLT) offers more than 100 sizes of traps and cages to humanely capture pests and stray animals.

Bending Branches, LLC weighs potential technology solutions

Bending Branches, LLC opted to update and improve one of its production lines in late 2014 and turned to UW-Stout Manufacturing Outreach Center for help.

Adobe partnership benefits technical communication students

Adobe Systems Inc. is partnering with UW-Stout to offer students hands-on experience with Adobe Technical Communication Suite.

Teachable moments

When Sara "Sally" Sally Keis was a freshman at University of Wisconsin-Stout, she felt overwhelmed and wished she could talk to upper classmen in her major.