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Middle schoolers explore STEM fields at Stout Connects You

University of Wisconsin-Stout junior Rochelle Knier loves seeing the faces of younger students light up when they learn about science.

North campus residence halls to host trick-or-treaters Oct. 24

It’s that spooky time of year with Halloween just around the corner. For the 21st year in a row, Halloween will be celebrated in a safe and secure environment a

Butler festival reading Oct. 22 kicks off 2018-19 campus literary events

The Literature Committee at 91��Ƭ has six events planned for the 2018-2019 academic year, including programs marking the 200th anniversary of "Frankenstein."

Hate speech will be among topics during Free Speech Week Oct. 15-18

What exactly is hate speech? Should it be restricted in the U.S.?

B.S. video production approved by Board of Regents

91��Ƭ's number of undergraduate majors has reached 50 after the UW System Board of Regents approved a new video production program.

Employer in Residence program gives employers, students opportunity to talk about careers

University of Wisconsin-Stout is offering a new opportunity for employers and students to interact with the Employer in Residence program.

Alumni remember K-9s who served with them in Korean War

Two University of Wisconsin-Stout alumni won’t ever forget the German shepherds who stood sentry duty with them in Korea, protecting supplies and ammunitions.

Record amount in scholarships awarded to 420 students

Stout University Foundation has awarded a record amount in scholarships, including 16 new awards, to students at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Kohler Co. partnership brings applied learning project to communication students

Katie O’Connell ranked her frustration level a good 8 on a scale of 10 recently as she tried to change a fill valve in a toilet following written instructions a

Wisconsin sovereign tribal flags to be installed at student center

The installation of 11 Wisconsin sovereign tribal flags will be celebrated Monday, Oct. 8, at Indigenous People’s Day: Honoring Native Nations at University of