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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

Hoppa receives March University Staff Appreciation Award

proctor for Disability Services praised for deep commitment to students

‘Dogfight’ spins cruel bet into love story: UW-Stout Theatre presents award-winning musical April 5-13

Tale of Vietnam veteran dives into mental health

Effie Ferguson completes a routine at the WIAC/regional meet at Hamline University. She tied for first on the balance beam.

Enjoying the ride: Gymnastics team excited about return to NCGA national meet

The 22 members of the UW-Stout women’s gymnastics team are ready to enjoy their ride to the national meet this week.

Invitation to innovation: Special spring events celebrate students’ creativity, scholastics

Destination Weekend, April 5-6, features Fashion Without Fabric, ‘Dogfight’ musical and more for campus and community

UW-Stout packaging student Ethan Myers, right, demonstrates a feature of the Pringles can that he and teammates Lukas David, left, and Zach Hoffmire designed to win first place in an international competition.

Uncanny results: Students win international challenge to imagine new packaging for Pringles

Imagine creating a new package for a product that has been on store shelves around the world for more than 50 years. How would you make the package better?

Professors David Ding, left, and Yuan Xing, right, and engineering student Michael Witt explain an AI-developed robot to Gov. Evers.

Gov. Evers praises workforce development certificate, tours academic labs

A new program aimed at supporting workforce development in Wisconsin was praised by Gov. Tony Evers on March 7 when he visited UW-Stout.

Sara Christians with prekindergartners and teachers

PHOTO ESSAY: Two Classes Work with Children a World Apart

Discover what Sociology and Education students learn on location in Thailand and Cozumel

The UW Regents Business Partnership Award presentation Feb. 27 at UW-Stout included, from left, UW President Jay Rothman, Phillips-Medisize Vice President of Global Operations Dave Thoreson, UW-Stout Chancellor Katherine Frank and Board of Regents President Karen Walsh.

Phillips-Medisize honored by Stout with Regents Business Partnership Award

Phillips-Medisize was recognized by the Universities of Wisconsin and UW-Stout with the Regents Business Partnership Award.

The University of Chicago team that worked on the Chicago Pile-1, the first nuclear reactor, included in the front row Enrico Fermi, left, and Walter Zinn, second from left; and in the second row Harold Agnew, left, Leona Woods, second from right, and Leo Szilard, right. / Los Alamos National Laboratory photo

Physics professor's presentation going beyond 'Oppenheimer' to address WWII nuclear weapons research

World War II was fought in laboratories as well as land, sea and air, according to Alan Scott, a physics professor at UW-Stout.

Ava Cinealis, a senior at UW-Stout in applied biochemistry and molecular biology, will present “Protein Structures of Prion Disease” on March 6 at the Capitol during Research in the Rotunda.

Capitol project: Biochemistry student’s research on prion disease highlighted in Madison

Ava Cinealis was interested in science when she graduated from Sheboygan North High School, but she wanted to do more in college than learn it from a book: She

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