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John Deere will benefit from sustainable plastic research conducted by UW-Stout students, faculty

Two-year project seeks to identify recycled polymers that can be used in manufacturing process

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Banned Books Week speaker Sept. 28 to address impacts of challenged or banned books

Author Alex Sanchez recalled the honor and horror of his 2001 debut LGBTQIA+ novel “Rainbow Boys” garnering enough interest that it was banned and challenged fo

September 23, 2021

Parker Griffin, a UW-Stout golf enterprise management major, is on a co-op with the PGA of America for the Ryder Cup golf matches at Whistling Straits.

Golf management alum, students adding Ryder Cup to their resumes

When the biennial Ryder Cup begins this week in Wisconsin, UW-Stout and its golf management program will be well represented.

September 22, 2021

“Closet Combat” features a closeted gay teen imagining he can fight his way out of his situation.

‘Closet Combat’ brings to light struggles of teens seeking to come out

There’s one way to come out of a closet. Open the door and step out.

September 21, 2021

UW-Stout students, with Latinos Unidos adviser Vickie Sanchez, make piñatas prior to COVID-19.

Hispanic Heritage Month activities to celebrate and honor the Latinx community

University of Wisconsin-Stout’s student organization Latinos Unidos will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a series of events including speaker La Espiriti

September 15, 2021

Jackson Gardner and his Fine Arts Camp students

Art education students and Menomonie teachers collaborate in Fine Arts Camp

Arts Integration Menomonie impacts teachers by helping to incorporate art in the classroom

September 15, 2021

Inside Stout Episode 2

Inside Stout Podcast Episode 1: Esports at UW-Stout

September 15, 2021

Melissa Neumaier with a Rosie the Riveter, the star of a campaign to recruit female defense workers in WWII and became a symbol of strength. / Photo courtesy Melissa Neumaier

Three students awarded study abroad scholarships

Three University of Wisconsin-Stout students have received significant scholarships to help them study internationally during the 2021-22 academic year.

September 14, 2021

Students walk between classes with the fall semester underway at UW-Stout.

Best College: University moves up in several areas of national rankings

University of Wisconsin-Stout has made strides in three aspects of a respected ranking of U.S. colleges and universities, again being named a Best College.

September 13, 2021

Students to display 2,997 U.S. flags as part of 9/11: Never Forget Project

A total of 2,997 flags will line the lawn Saturday south of University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Memorial Student Center, a remembrance to those killed 20 years ago

September 10, 2021

Environmental science seniors Abby Cullen and Sophia Natzke at UW-Sprout Garden.

University garden thriving again after yearlong COVID shutdown

UW-Sprout provides fresh produce to students, lessons in small-scale agriculture

September 10, 2021

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John Deere will benefit from sustainable plastic research conducted by UW-Stout students, faculty

Banned Books Week speaker Sept. 28 to address impacts of challenged or banned books

Golf management alum, students adding Ryder Cup to their resumes

‘Closet Combat’ brings to light struggles of teens seeking to come out

Hispanic Heritage Month activities to celebrate and honor the Latinx community

Art education students and Menomonie teachers collaborate in Fine Arts Camp

Inside Stout Episode 2

Three students awarded study abroad scholarships

Best College: University moves up in several areas of national rankings

Students to display 2,997 U.S. flags as part of 9/11: Never Forget Project

University garden thriving again after yearlong COVID shutdown