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Inspiring graduate Jessica Christiansen will start her new career in January.

Hired before graduation, business administration major ‘loved every aspect’ of UW-Stout experience

Christiansen, a first-generation student, is proud to graduate early

December 9, 2021

Assistant Professor Mike Essien, president-elect of Books for Africa, is grateful for the donation of more than 12,500 textbooks for the organization from the University Library Instructional Resources Center./UW-Stout photo by Pam Powers

University Library donates more than 12,500 books to Books for Africa

University of Wisconsin-Stout donated more than 12,500 textbooks recently to Books for Africa.

December 9, 2021

During the competition, students encourage each other and laugh as their bots lost, or lose parts.

Technology education students learn collaboration as they build, compete with battle bots

Simple plywood boxes, Plexiglass glued together and even hot pink duct tape became the materials to create robots at a University of Wisconsin-Stout class as st

December 8, 2021

MFT students demonstrate a therapy session.

Professor receives national award for research on gender stereotypes in heterosexual relationships

Maier’s dissertation explores ways therapists can help couples build supportive relationships

December 7, 2021

UW-Stout student Rex Meikle stands near the Lakebank Nature Trail at Cedarama Park. He is studying the trail for his minor in sustainability capstone project.

Student studies history, improving accessibility of city trail

A University of Wisconsin-Stout senior discovered the Lakebank Nature Trail near downtown Menomonie in 2018 at his first-year orientation when he was walking th

December 6, 2021

Chelsea Lovejoy, one of the two new EDI Faculty Fellows for 2022, observes in a class in a photo taken prior to the pandemic.

Two Faculty Fellows announced by Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office

Professors from two departments have been selected as Faculty Fellows for 2022 by the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office at UW-Stout.

December 3, 2021

UW-Stout alum John “Jed” Copham, who had a passion for racing cars and motorsports, was the owner of Brainerd International Raceway in Brainerd, Minn., when he died in 2018. A

Alum’s inspiring legacy will continue with scholarship, professorship in his name

In many ways, John “Jed” Copham epitomized how a life should be lived.

November 30, 2021

Education students with puppets in front of the garden mural at the Educational Materials Center.

Educational Materials Center at library is growing, adding bilingual collection

Open to all, the popular center offers diverse, accessible resources and is ‘more than just books’

November 30, 2021

New scholarship to support first-generation early childhood education students

Donor Herwig hopes graduates become advocates and agents of change

November 30, 2021

New endowment fund helps to create sense of caring and community for former foster care students

Donors come together to support Fostering Success program

November 29, 2021

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Hired before graduation, business administration major ‘loved every aspect’ of UW-Stout experience

University Library donates more than 12,500 books to Books for Africa

Technology education students learn collaboration as they build, compete with battle bots

Professor receives national award for research on gender stereotypes in heterosexual relationships

Student studies history, improving accessibility of city trail

Two Faculty Fellows announced by Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office

Alum’s inspiring legacy will continue with scholarship, professorship in his name

Educational Materials Center at library is growing, adding bilingual collection

New scholarship to support first-generation early childhood education students

New endowment fund helps to create sense of caring and community for former foster care students