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Room & Board furniture design competition carries UW-Stout students’ work from classroom to catalog

Decade-long partnership with Minneapolis furniture retailer creates real-world production possibilities for industrial & product design seniors

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UW-Stout student Emily Gordon has received a national fellowship for an experimental approach to making ceramics

Experimental approach brings ceramics student national attention

Emily Gordon is creating sculptures that will cannibalize themselves, and she hopes they make people uncomfortable.

January 17, 2019

Eliza Wheeler wrote and illustrated the 2013 children’s book “Miss Maple’s Seeds.”

Art exhibit features two alumni: author/illustrator, sports logo designer

An art exhibit at UW-Stout will highlight the work of two alumni, children’s book author/illustrator Eliza Wheeler and sports logo designer Ryan Foose.

January 17, 2019

Members of UW-Stout’s hockey team line up during the national anthem before a recent game against Hamline.

Weekend Ticket ready to deliver wintertime activities for students

When it’s cold outside and there’s snow — or a lack thereof — what is there to do on the weekend at UW-Stout?

January 17, 2019

Students in the School of Hospitality Leadership, which is marking its 50th anniversary in March, work in the Quantity Food Production class in Heritage Hall.

Hospitality 50th anniversary, other special events on semester calendar

The second half of the 2018-19 academic year at UW-Stout gets underway Tuesday, Jan. 22, when students return for spring semester classes.

January 16, 2019

Lynn LaVenture,at left, who taught for 18 years at UW-Stout in education and counseling, stands with her husband Ed. Lynn LaVenutre needs a kidney and is hoping a donor will step forward

Retired instructor needing kidney hoping for donor to step forward

A retired University of Wisconsin-Stout lecturer hopes every day that someone will step forward and donate a kidney to change her life.

January 16, 2019

Chancellor Bob Meyer addresses faculty and staff Monday, Jan. 14.

Chancellor updates faculty, staff to begin new year, semester

UW-Stout Chancellor Bob Meyer kicked off the 2019 spring semester at 8:30 a.m. Monday, Jan. 14, when he welcomed back faculty and provided updates on issues.

January 14, 2019

Creating a healthier community oner person at a time is the focus of an initiative to start a health and well being center at UW-Stout.

New center will focus on health, well-being in region

Creating a healthier community one person at a time is the focus of an initiative to start a health and well-being center at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

January 14, 2019

Graduate Q&A: Emma Harris

Following is a Q&A with one of the 763 students who received a diploma Dec. 15 at UW-Stout

January 11, 2019

Graduate Q&A: Derrick Buntrock

Following is a Q&A with one of the 763 students who received a diploma Dec. 15 at UW-Stout

January 11, 2019

Professor co-authors ‘Family Ties and Aging’ textbook

In the third edition of the textbook “Family Ties and Aging” co-authored by Ingrid Arnet Connidis and Amanda E. Barnett, University of Wisconsin-Stout associate

January 10, 2019

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Room & Board furniture design competition carries UW-Stout students’ work from classroom to catalog

Experimental approach brings ceramics student national attention

Art exhibit features two alumni: author/illustrator, sports logo designer

Weekend Ticket ready to deliver wintertime activities for students

Hospitality 50th anniversary, other special events on semester calendar

Retired instructor needing kidney hoping for donor to step forward

Chancellor updates faculty, staff to begin new year, semester

New center will focus on health, well-being in region

Graduate Q&A: Emma Harris

Graduate Q&A: Derrick Buntrock

Professor co-authors ‘Family Ties and Aging’ textbook