Professor speaks to Ukrainian students about entrepreneurship as war rages
Despite the ongoing military invasion by Russia that has turned their country and their lives upside down, 100 Ukrainian students are thinking about the future.
Computer networking students take third straight national title
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For the third straight year and fourth in the last five, University of Wisconsin-Stout students have won a computer network design national competition.
LAKES students research value of restoring wild rice beds
With the changing climate and more big rain events in the area, wild rice beds in northern Wisconsin are threatened.
Students, staff pack 25,000 meals to help feed the hungry
University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Krystal Evans scooped rice up with a measuring cup and dropped it into a funnel to fill a bag with six meals in it, all to
LAKES REU students researching cyanobacteria in Red Cedar watershed
Naomi Albert, a UW-Stevens Point senior majoring in natural resource planning, enjoys the interdisciplinary approach LAKES REU offers to trying tosolve enviro
Two art students, alumnus start Gallery 610 in Menomonie
Two University of Wisconsin-Stout students and an alumnus want to bring the community together at a new gallery space in downtown Menomonie.
Student research finds hemp fabric has sustainable qualities
Research by a 91制片 student indicates that hemp may be the sustainable fabric of our lives.
Dietetics student encourages healthy eating with Veggin鈥 Out program
Since June, Amanda Nass has been volunteering two days a week with the Veggin鈥 Out program through the Eau Claire City-County Health Department.
Students help educate police officers about health, well-being
Menomonie Police Sgt. Tyler Hamann knows the stresses of responding to emergency calls, not having time to take meal breaks, getting called in early for shifts
Mechanical, manufacturing engineering students help automate CDC production
At the L.E. Phillips Career Development Center near downtown Eau Claire, about 275 employees make dozens of products and provide services in 10 departments.