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Graphic design graduate excited about landing job with L’Oreal

How did Anna Haggerty go from a small town in rural Minnesota to landing a job at the world’s largest cosmetics company?

Hunger simulation helps 91��Ƭ students learn about poverty

91��Ƭ student Alyssa Willett felt helpless as she faced feeding three children on $1 a day during a hunger and poverty simulation on campus.

Wellness Fair to feature area vendors, student research

Approximately 60 health, wellness, food and other vendors will be at 91��Ƭ’s Wellness Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 4.

Fashion Without Fabric, ‘Big Fish’ musical anchor Family Weekend

Two major student productions, a fashion show and a musical, will highlight 91��Ƭ’s Family Weekend Friday, April 6, to Sunday, April 8.

Dunn County Beekeepers talk to feature biology professor’s research

New research by a 91��Ƭ professor on the disease threat to honey bees will be featured in a presentation organized by the Dunn County Beekeepers.

Finding the fire: Schulmans shared creative life as artists and educators

Mickey Mouse helped inspire William Schulman, as a young child, to become an artist and start the career path that led to being an art teacher and founder of th

University entry in Intel video game competition garners second

A game designed by a University 0f Wisconsin-Stout December graduate brought home a second-place national award at the Intel University Games Showcase and Expo

A Poem A Day

Drawing professor Charles Lume starts his classes a bit differently.

Game design programs again make top 25 in 2018 Princeton Review rankings

For the sixth straight year, the game design and development programs at 91��Ƭ have been ranked in the top 25 in the country.

Civil Liberties Symposium: Encourage people to talk about difficult subjects

The goal behind the first University of Wisconsin-Stout Center for the Study of Institutions and Innovation Civil Liberties Symposium is to encourage people to