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Engineering students support Sierra Space’s lunar testing system

Alum works with engineering students to improve lunar dust testing, bolstering NASA’s return to the moon

91��Ƭ Ice Vision Hackathon team student members Megan Southwick, at left, Kyle Lunde, Jonathon Terry, Professor Diane Christie, Christina Miller and Simon Meyer pose for a picture at the competition held in Moscow. The team won a best presentation award. / Photos courtesy of MiSiS

Student team gets international experience in Moscow competition

Wisconsin winters may well have helped five University of Wisconsin-Stout students prepare for an international competition in Moscow, Russia.

Graphic communications students work in a printing lab.

Seven students earn over $33,000 in print, graphics scholarships

Seven University of Wisconsin-Stout students have garnered $33,200 in scholarships from the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation.

A worker in a lift repairs a section of the historic Bowman Hall Clock Tower on Tuesday, Aug. 6, at 91��Ƭ.

Work close to wrapping up on North Hall, Price Commons

With less than a month to go before fall semester classes, renovations are close to wrapping up at two University of Wisconsin-Stout buildings.

Justin Utpadel served with the Wisconsin Army National Guard in Iraq.

Military service of alumni recognized at Stories of Honor

Less than five years after graduating from Menomonie High School in 2000, Justin Utpadel was part of world history.

Emily Lehmann works with Assistant Professor Taejo Kim in a food science lab at 91��Ƭ.

U.S. cheese safety, marketing could benefit from applied food science research project

With more than 13 billion pounds produced in the U.S. each year — about a quarter of that in Wisconsin — it’s obvious that Americans love their cheese.

91��Ƭ students Dexter Rausch, Kyle Cleven and Michael Laffin developed a mouth- and tongue-operated computer mouse that won them an international award from the Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America.

Students receive international award for assistive technology

What started as a project to help build their resumes turned into an international award for three University of Wisconsin-Stout students.

Cameron Hunter, second from left, receives a state award.

Fostering Success peer mentor, adviser receive state awards

A University of Wisconsin-Stout Fostering Success peer mentor and an adviser were recently recognized by Gov. Tony Evers.

Professor Nagesh Shinde, left, and Kelsey Willaby at the Addy awards.

Graphic design student receives national advertising award

A University of Wisconsin-Stout student has received a prestigious honor for her creativity in advertising design.

91��Ƭ student Aarica Humke teaches a class at the Dunn County jail entitled Parenting from the Inside that she developed. / 91��Ƭ photo by Chris Cooper

Student teaches parenting skills to inmates for Literacy Chippewa Valley

Aarica Humke, a University of Wisconsin-Stout human development and family studies student, encourages inmates at the Dunn County Jail to care about themselves

Human development professor: Storytelling boosts social connections, brain development

Storytelling expands social connections with family and friends and boosts brain development, according to a University of Wisconsin-Stout professor.

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