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Vaccinations underway in county, but continued vigilance urged

We are writing to the public concerning the status of the COVID-19 pandemic in our community.

Reading Across Campus focuses on dystopian novel ‘1984’

Science fiction expert to lead virtual lecture Feb. 16

International students use quarantine to build relationships, learn about campus

Imagine traveling more than 8,400 miles to study abroad during a global pandemic and to be welcomed in an unfamiliar culture and destination by needing to spend

Rapid COVID-19 testing, free and open to public, begins Feb. 1

The public will again be able to receive free, rapid COVID-19 testing at the University of Wisconsin-Stout beginning Monday, Feb. 1.

Handley leads Wisconsin Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies

University of Wisconsin-Stout is known for its career-focused learning.

Inspiring Graduate: Madison Hansen, B.S. Special Education

After graduating from high school, Madison Hansen knew she wanted to go to college. The big question was: for what?

Master’s program graduate expands career with new position, mission

Kayla Correll knew she was ready to venture into the next phase of her career, and she wanted a reputable online program to earn her Master of Science degree in

Nationwide teacher shortage inspires new recruiting and retention methods

Thorn, local marketing and business education teacher, thinks administrative support can make all the difference

Menard Center director, professor contribute to new civil liberties book

A University of Wisconsin-Stout Civil Liberties Symposium sparked the idea for a new book “Civil Liberties in Real Life: Seven Studies.”

Entertainment design graduate tells stories through videography and script

Porter, hired by Eau Claire company, believes ‘film can bring us together’