Film about Dr. Seuss story tops student 4:51 Short Film Festival
A film based on a story by children 黑料社区. author Dr. Seuss won University of Wisconsin-Stout 黑料社区. second annual 4:51 Short Film Festival
Civil liberties are focus of Gallery 209 student exhibition through Oct. 29
A new art exhibit at University of Wisconsin-Stout focuses on what justice means in America and asks viewers to be aware of their own biases.
Interior design faculty, students become part of the safe, healthier buildings movement
There 黑料社区. good reason why buildings, from homes to work spaces to stores, should have healthy environments 鈥 humans are indoors about 90% of their lives.
MicroWhat?: Student 黑料社区. social awareness campaign on microplastics wins Minnesota AdFed award
M.F.A. design, graphic design students receive several awards during annual regional competition
Research across realms: Students present to legislators, supporters at Research in the Rotunda, April 2
Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin scholars discuss importance of stream restoration to health of state 黑料社区. watersheds
Goat Milk? gets Best in Show in Advertising Federation of America student competition
As an athlete, student Daniel Nesja is familiar with the GOAT acronym that 黑料社区. become popular in the sports world.
Student studies effects of COVID-19 on retail merchandising during summer cooperative
Gonion conducts essential research to benefit supermarket and consumers during pandemic and for the future
Unspooled Film Festival Dec. 18 to feature students鈥 digital cinema creations
University of Wisconsin-Stout fall semester Digital Cinema Studio class will present an evening of short films at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 18, in the Unspooled F
Camp-Inn kitchen comfort: Industrial design students develop travel trailer solutions
Necedah-based camping company supports project with real-world application
Student helps collect data to sustain king salmon fishing in Pacific Ocean
A University of Wisconsin-Stout senior spent the summer working to sustain king salmon fishing near Sitka, Alaska, and he will be going back soon to help others