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Students collaborate to design, package gifts for commemorative university event

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

Students to begin painting campus mural; unveiling June 2

Summer class taking on project outside of Applied Arts Building

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.

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.

Faculty recognized for research in rehabilitation counseling, natural resource economics

Students also awarded for works in video, autoimmune diseases, E.coli detection in water

Steamroller Printmaking event inspires students to help create ‘vibrant culture’ in art and design

University Print Club outdoor project returns after three years

Stout’s Week of Service helps to build community connections

Faculty, staff and students participated in National Volunteer Week, April 18-22

Statewide award highlights police officer’s career supporting students, staff

As a sergeant with the ���Ͽ� police, Lisa Pederson believes there are two equally important halves of her work as an officer.

Marketing, business education professor receives Future Business Leaders of America award

A ���Ͽ� professor of marketing and business education has been recognized by a statewide business organization.

Blue Devil gymnasts’ flip-for-Ukraine challenge lands national attention

— Competitive gymnasts in the U.S. are flipping — literally — for a fundraising challenge started by ���Ͽ�’s women’s gymnastics team.