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Before They Started Stout: Polytechnic students do more before ‘Day One’

Whether it’s space-oriented research, welding prowess or Science Olympiad success Blue Devils arrive with talent and motivation

Grounds supervisor Mike Smith works with a sprinkler system outside the student center.

Grounds supervisor receives national certification

The grounds supervisor at University of Wisconsin-Stout has been certified by a national organization.

A panel on Wednesday, Nov. 6, will feature UW-Stout student veterans.

Student veterans to discuss campus experiences Nov. 6

As part of Veterans Week, from 4 to 5 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 6, on the third floor of the University Library, a panel of five students will share their experien

An aerial view of UW-Stout's central campus, above Bowman and Harvey halls.

Four finalists for chancellor position announced by UW System

University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross today announced four finalists for the position of chancellor at University of Wisconsin–Stout.

UW-Stout Professor Tim Shiell has authored a new book, “African Americans and the First Amendment.”

Professor’s book traces history of African-Americans and First Amendment rights

In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Brown vs. Board of Education that segregated schools were illegal, a decision that helped fuel civil rights changes.

Gnash is headliner for Nov. 6 concert at student center

Gnash, who has two top 10 hits, a new album and millions of followers on Spotify, will perform Wednesday, Nov. 6, at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Lake Hallie Police Department Detective Adam Meyers talks about dealing with the emotions of having to shoot a woman with a hatchet in the Lake Hallie Walmart at the UW-Stout Criminal Justice and Rehabilitation Conference.

Lake Hallie officer still affected by Walmart shooting incident

Lake Hallie Police Department Detective Adam Meyers always dreamed of being a police officer but never wanted the nightmare of being an officer who shot and kil

UW-Stout student Nick Franco, as John Merrick, performs during a rehearsal of UW-Stout’s latest theater production “The Elephant Man.” UW-Stout photos by Chris Cooper.

University Theatre brings ‘The Elephant Man’ to Harvey Hall Theatre

University Theatre’s latest production “The Elephant Man” is about “the other,” according to Director Paul Calenberg.

Alumni have had successful careers in law enforcement

In nearly 25 years, J.D. Lind held every position with the Wisconsin State Patrol.

Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o, governor of Kisumu County, and other officials from Kenya will visit UW-Stout Monday, Nov. 4. Nyong’o will speak as part of a public event at 10 .m.

Governor of Kenyan metro area to give presentation Nov. 4

The governor of one of the largest metropolitan areas in Kenya will give a presentation Monday, Nov. 4, at UW-Stout.

“Cube of Enlightenment” by Gomesh Karnchanapayap of Thailand was named Best in Show in the Virtually Tilted art exhibit created by a UW-Stout professor.

Professor hosts virtual reality exhibit based on Google 3D tool

In the digital age, art exhibits don’t have to be at physical locations and the art can be a 3D experience without being tangible.

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