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UW-Stout Polytechnic students, staff help turn community into a canvas during Murals in Menomonie

Muralists from around the U.S. and world join university artists and volunteers for public art event

Game design students take chess to next level with Checkmight

Stout Game Expo, Senior Show to feature nearly 370 student projects for public to try, see

Willa Rodencal, left, and Megan Copeland, two of 13 UW-Stout Ambassadors for 2022-23, model the ambassadors’ Impact Project T-shirts.

Ambassadors supporting Student Emergency Fund with Impact Project

For the second year, the student Stout Ambassadors at UW-Stout are supporting a special cause with the Stout Impact Project.

Counseling Lab, students Alexandra Lee and Kaitlyn Eyerly

Master's in school counseling program, centers meet a critical need in Wisconsin, community

Heritage Hall renovation to offer interdisciplinary learning, better accessibility to services

Laura Larsen, left, receives the November University Staff Employee Appreciation Award from Chancellor Katherine Frank.

Larsen receives November University Staff Employee Appreciation award

Laura Larsen has received the University Staff Employee Appreciation award for September at UW-Stout.

Symphonic Band presents winter concert in the Great Hall Dec. 4

Songs will depict dreamscapes, natural and historic settings

Anna Kent, a UW-Stout senior packaging major, recently received $9,000 in scholarships from two industry organizations.

A bow on top: Three students presented scholarships from Institute of Packaging Professionals

Three UW-Stout packaging majors, Anna Kent, Gretchen Subialka and Annabelle Meyer, have been awarded industry scholarships for 2022-23.

Teach Day, students at a breakout session

School of Education’s Teach Day gives high school students opportunity to ‘explore teaching in an interactive way’

Education students help to inspire others to meet the growing need of teachers in Wisconsin

Using photovoltaic windows could make skyscrapers much more energy-efficient, according to a new national study co-authored by UW-Stout Assistant Professor Vincent Wheeler.

High impact: Assistant Professor Wheeler helps unlock a key to energy-efficient skyscrapers

Skycrapers can be made more energy efficient through the addition of thermally efficient photovoltaic — PV — windows, according to an analysis by researchers.

Director of Choral Activities Jerry Hui and the UW-Stout Symphonic Singers

UW-Stout choirs join in sharing musical traditions of Estonia, Poland and Ukraine in concert Dec. 3

Highlights include national folk songs, ‘Carol of the Bells,’ Swan Lake Ballet performance

Louis Smith Tainter House, home of Stout University Foundation

Alumni, supporters can ‘double their impact’ by giving during Stout Gives Back Nov. 29

General Scholarship Fund helps ensure university experience is affordable for all students

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