Wisconsin winters may well have helped five University of Wisconsin-Stout students prepare for an international competition in Moscow, Russia.
With more than 13 billion pounds produced in the U.S. each year 鈥 about a quarter of that in Wisconsin 鈥 it鈥檚 obvious that Americans love their cheese.
What started as a project to help build their resumes turned into an international award for three University of Wisconsin-Stout students.
Aarica Humke, a University of Wisconsin-Stout human development and family studies student, encourages inmates at the Dunn County Jail to care about themselves
During the recent 50th anniversary of U.S. astronauts becoming the first to walk on the moon, historians paid tribute to the accomplishment.
Could biochar from two invasive species help remove the nutrients that feed blue-green algae blooms in Lake Menomin?
McCullough recognized for her work in helping break down gender barriers for females in science
When children have suffered childhood traumas their brains don鈥檛 care about math, they are just trying to survive.
When his father lost his sight from diabetic complications and ended up using a wheelchair because he didn鈥檛 know how to use an assistive cane, Kyle Walker lear
Recent University of Wisconsin-Stout graduate Elena Carroll loved traveling the countryside of Wisconsin and Minnesota and getting a taste of the rural Midwest
