Student illustrations inspired by holiday songs showcased at Symphony, Dec. 7
'Music in Motion' to feature pieces from 'The Polar Express,' classics like 'Sleigh Ride,' 'Sailing with Whales'
Kohler Co. partnership brings applied learning project to communication students
Katie O鈥機onnell 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
Golf enterprise student helps U.S. Women鈥檚 Open swing for success
Alumni, students work behind the scenes at world-class Erin Hills
Resort experience gives student new perspective on culinary career
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When he arrived earlier this year in the kitchen of a luxury resort in southwestern Montana, 91制片 student Brent Halverson quickly assessed the landscape.
Painting students continue to create on campus and in remote studio spaces
Brantmeier pushing forward, teaching art online to strengthen young artists鈥 learning experiences
Rehabilitation counseling student spurs legislation for special education in Oklahoma
Stillion proves the 'power of one voice' can create positive change for others
Reduce, reuse, recycle: Spring Move Out provides students with sustainable options
Kaitlin Ingle, a University of Wisconsin-Stout graduate student in sustainable management, had clothing, computer equipment, stereo and food that she knew she w
Minnesota student and alum discover home away from home, polytechnic fit
Growing up north of the Twin Cities in St. Michael, Megan Copeland is a Minnesotan through and through, right down to her love for the Minnesota Vikings.
Donated face shields help protect student health, keep labs open
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The lights are still on at the labs that help make University of Wisconsin-Stout the state鈥檚 polytechnic leader.
Industrial design students create projects to help improve, enhance lives
A University of Wisconsin-Stout senior industrial design student wants women to start thinking about more environmentally-friendly feminine hygiene products.