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Commencement Dec. 2017

We are so incredibly proud of these graduates and thankful to have been a part of their lives. We wish you all luck in your futures.

December 16, 2017

Cadets stand at attention during a 2015 Army ROTC Northwoods Battalion commissioning ceremony at UW-Stout.

Three cadets to become Army officers at ROTC commissioning

December 12, 2017

A unicycle, Grizzly, designed by industrial design student Jessica Kreitz.

Senior Show Dec. 15 to showcase art, design work of 100 graduates

December 8, 2017

A visitor to the Stout Game Expo held in May tries a virtual reality video game.

Game Expo Dec. 13 offers chance to try students’ creations

December 8, 2017

Corrine Prince balances on 17 crates she stacked during a competition at UW-Stout. Prince says the stacking requires balance and concentration.

Crate-stacking gets students climbing at Stout Adventures

December 8, 2017

Kevin Pontuti directs actress Alexandra Loreth in a scene from “Vanità,” which was filmed and produced at UW-Stout.

Film shot, produced on campus wins two awards at L.A. festival

December 7, 2017

Members of the new Clay Target Club at UW-Stout, including President Emma Kosanke, second from left, sell holiday crafts made of used shotgun shells Tuesday, Dec. 5, at the Memorial Student Center.

Clay Target Club sells gifts made from recycled shotgun shells

December 6, 2017

Thomas Pearson, an anthropologist and associate professor of social science at UW-Stout, has written “When the Hills are Gone: Frac Sand Mining and the Struggle for Community.”

Frac-tured hills

Professor’s book goes inside the fight against Wis. sand mines

November 21, 2017

Tiffany Hoage, a new biology instructor at UW-Stout, works with students during the first day of fall semester classes, Sept. 6.

New instructor’s passion for science began at STEPS for Girls

Tiffany Hoage and dozens of other new instructors began their University of Wisconsin-Stout teaching careers when classes began the first week of September.

November 18, 2017

UW-Stout students in biology classes remove invasive species this fall in Menomonie’s Lakeside Park.

Biology classes remove invasive species from city park

Invasive trees and plants in Menomonie’s Lakeside Park have met their match: a band of intrepid University of Wisconsin-Stout students.

November 16, 2017

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Commencement Dec. 2017

Three cadets to become Army officers at ROTC commissioning

Senior Show Dec. 15 to showcase art, design work of 100 graduates

Game Expo Dec. 13 offers chance to try students’ creations

Crate-stacking gets students climbing at Stout Adventures

Film shot, produced on campus wins two awards at L.A. festival

Clay Target Club sells gifts made from recycled shotgun shells

Frac-tured hills

New instructor’s passion for science began at STEPS for Girls

Biology classes remove invasive species from city park