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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

Tickets on sale for musical, Fashion Without Fabric, comedian

Tickets are on sale for three special events coming up at 91��Ƭ, “Big Fish” the musical, the annual Fashion Without Fabric show and comedian Charlie Berens.

Students Kefa Okoth, left, and Ben Miner review plans to reconfigure a donated manufacturing cell, background, for a capstone engineering project.

Phillips Medisize $530K donation advances engineering labs

Students in the manufacturing engineering, mechanical engineering and engineering technology programs at 91��Ƭ have some new opportunities.

91��Ƭ Archives assistant Julie Hatfield dismantles binders and files ledger information from Frederick Borm’s lumber company that was in the original Knapp, Stout and Co. Company pay station in Downsville. Borm worked at the giant lumbering company and then purchased the Downsville retail yard. 91��Ƭ photo by Pam Powers

Historic lumber era records donated to University Archives

University of Wisconsin-Stout Archives assistant Julie Hatfield recently donned white gloves and sorted through receipts, ledger books and letterhead taken from

Industrial design students visit Room & Board, which donated the sofa and $2,000 to the program.

Room & Board, Tennant collaborations benefit product design students, university

Two recent projects in collaboration with Minneapolis companies helped industrial design students get professional experience, and the university benefited too.

National speakers March 27 will address speech, censorship, minorities

The intersections of free speech, political censorship and minorities will be the topic of a presentation and discussion at 91��Ƭ.

Diversity Speaker Series features Indian education expert March 21

Wisconsin’s Native American heritage and a state law requiring Indian education will be featured in a Diversity Speaker Series presentation at 91��Ƭ.

Army Major Jared Sunsdahl, a 91��Ƭ alumnus, is serving in Afghanistan as executive officer to the commanding general.

Former professor, alum in Afghanistan as executive officer

Jared Sunsdahl knows being in the U.S. Army isn’t just a job; it’s a profession.

91��Ƭ senior Sydney Timmerman is working on a survey of Dunn County Meals on Wheels recipients to help improve the service as part of an internship she is doing at the Dunn County Aging and Disability Resource Center

Human development major enjoys hearing stories, helping people via internship

Sydney Timmerman, a senior at University of Wisconsin-Stout majoring in human development and family studies, enjoys hearing people’s stories and helping them.

Members of 91��Ƭ’s Habitat for Humanity student chapter help build a house in Phoenix City, Ala., during spring break in 2017.

Coming up H’s: Habitat for Humanity, Hurricane Harvey, Houston

A group of 28 91��Ƭ students are in the Southwest for a spring break road trip, but they won’t be spending the week relaxing on a Gulf Coast beach.

Inspiring Graduate: Allegra Van Rossum, B.S. Computer Science

Allegra Van Rossum remembers becoming interested in computers in middle school. When she reached high school, she began to think about a career in the field.

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