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Walker is new executive director of Stout Vocational Rehabilitation Institute

When his father lost his sight from diabetic complications and ended up using a wheelchair because he didn’t know how to use an assistive cane, Kyle Walker lear

Graduate psych student's survey for Renewing the Countryside leads to publication

Recent University of Wisconsin-Stout graduate Elena Carroll loved traveling the countryside of Wisconsin and Minnesota and getting a taste of the rural Midwest

University offers service to maintain, clean wheelchairs

Wheelchairs like any machine need regular maintenance and repair.

Graduate Q&A: Rachel Lanz

A Q&A with one of the 1,319 students who received a diploma May 4 at 91��Ƭ:

Graduate Q&A: MaKayla Pederson

A Q&A with one of the 1,319 students who received a diploma May 4 at 91��Ƭ:

Engineering, social science professors study biodiversity, food, farming in Peru

Two University of Wisconsin-Stout associate professors are collaborating to help show how diverse fields of study can help resolve problems.

Graduate Q&A: Mary Daye

Following is a Q&A with one of the 1,319 students who received a diploma May 4 at 91��Ƭ

Human development and family studies graduate makes a difference in the lives of children

Non-traditional HDFS graduate makes a difference at Positive Alternatives.

Human development, family studies 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

Graduate Q&A: Pratiksha Timalsina

Following is a Q&A testimonial from M.S. in Food and Nutritional Sciences graduate Pratiksha Timalsina.