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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

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Marya Wilson

Free seminars tackle the challenge of managing employees virtually

The Leadership Institute at UW-Stout is holding a series of virtual seminars titled Successful and Healthy Virtual Leadership.

The short, animated film “Hot Diggity” was created by Danielle Pedersen, who graduated from UW-Stout last May using characters she first drew as a child. The film won Best Animated Short in the Red Cedar Film Festival that is going to be held virtually this month.

Red Cedar Film Festival offered virtually Jan. 14-21

The Red Cedar Film Festival in Menomonie had to cancel last summer because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Adam Ludwig, interim director of University Housing at UW-Stout.

Housing director honored by statewide professional organization

Adam Ludwig was singled out for his work and his potential to further impact the student services field.

Renee Murphy

Asking questions part of 4.0 graduate’s success

Renee Murphy believes in asking questions and making sure she understands the material.

Jessica Daley, family and consumer sciences education graduate.

Inspiring Graduate: Jessica Daley, B.S. Family & Consumer Sciences Education

Daley, hired before graduation, enjoys teaching students life skills

Trombonist Jamie Anderson practices with the Jazz Orchestra this fall.

Band, Jazz Orchestra members find their beat with special fall recordings

Student musicians, separated by COVID-19, found their beat this fall to make music for commencement.

Katrina Franda, clinical mental health counseling graduate student.

Clinical mental health graduate student believes empathy can drive societal change

Franda’s poem on racial disparities received third place in Civil Liberty Contest

Kathryn Reeves, double major in art education and studio art, with a Gay Pride flag.

Art education, studio art senior believes in importance of inclusivity in literature

Reeves awarded second place in Civil Liberty Contest for her essay on LGBTQIA+ literary censorship

Elizabeth Kelly's photo of building damage in Kenosha.

Industrial design student wins Civil Liberty Contest with photos of riot damage in her hometown

Kelly sees signs of hope in the destruction in Kenosha

Steve Alexis photo

Graduate creates jewelry with goal of leaving traces of the artist in the artwork

Artist Steve Alexis believes jewelry tells the wearer’s story.

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