In the U.S., 50% of small- and medium-size manufacturers lack basic cybersecurity controls. It’s a concern for companies that work with the Defense Department.
Based on the reactions at a twine-cutting ceremony, the designs of three cow sculptures outside the new Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery are spot on.
Students in the mechanical engineering program at UW-Stout are the hearing words often announced at motorsport races: "Start your engines!"
Two large engineering labs and one of the busiest building corridors at UW-Stout have fresh, new looks this fall with students back on camp
It was the moment of truth for a team of UW-Stout engineering majors, as peers, professors and industry representatives gathered around.
Julia Hellquist wasn’t sure at first if higher education was the right choice for her. No one in her family previously had gone to college.
Rural communities experienced broad population decreases between 2010 and 2020 for the first time in history, impacting jobs, health care, education and more.
Could artificial intelligence help ensure that fruit reaching grocery store shelves is fresh? Or make structurally stronger bike helmets? Or tires that don’t ne
Sixteen students at UW-Stout in four career fields have been recognized this spring nationally, statewide and regionally.
Students who are ready to build careers in science or art, or pursue a cross-discipline master’s degree, have new and in-demand options at UW-Stout.
