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High-tech eye in the sky will take a detailed look at ground contaminants

Researchers at UW-Stout will put a high-tech eye in the sky and develop a new tool to help stop and divert contaminants before they reach waterways.

May 31, 2022

University Veterans Club members place flags at five local cemeteries

In honor of Memorial Day, students recognize sacrifices of those who served before them

May 31, 2022

Students collaborate to design, package gifts for commemorative university event

Porcelain mugs to be given to partners, guests at Chancellor Frank’s fall investiture

May 24, 2022

Inside Stout Episode 13

Inside Stout Podcast Episode 13 Learning in a Digital World

May 23, 2022

Students to begin painting campus mural; unveiling June 2

Summer class taking on project outside of Applied Arts Building

May 23, 2022

Crop Per Drop project will use data science to dig into sandy soil irrigation issues

Chippewa Valley Bean, of Dunn County, is the world’s largest producer of dark red kidney beans.

May 19, 2022

New online early childhood education program offers working adults flexible access to teaching degree

Personalized learning plans allows for easy transfer of credits

May 17, 2022

University’s limnology center helps bring clear water back to region’s lakes

From left, intern Heidi Lieffort, CLRR Director Bill James and CLRR Manager Mai Lia Vang sample water from Horse Creek in Polk County.

May 16, 2022

Best of Design and Student Artists in Residence exhibits recognize creative excellence

Industrial design senior exhibits three pieces, selected for Best in Show

May 12, 2022

University students, organizations awarded for leadership, excellence in service

More than 100 recognized during year-end program

May 10, 2022