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Childhood traumas change brains, impact learning

When children have suffered childhood traumas their brains don’t care about math, they are just trying to survive.

SVRI strives to help people enter, stay in workforce

When his father lost his sight from diabetic complications and ended up using a wheelchair because he didn’t know how to use an assistive cane, Kyle Walker lear

On-farm food businesses have new resource, thanks to student’s research

Recent University of Wisconsin-Stout graduate Elena Carroll loved traveling the countryside of Wisconsin and Minnesota and getting a taste of the rural Midwest

Ex-Packer Marcol to counselors: Never give up on someone

Former Green Bay Packers kicker Chester Marcol gave a pep talk June 27 at University of Wisconsin-Stout to his new team — his colleagues who work as alcohol and

University offers service to maintain, clean wheelchairs

Wheelchairs like any machine need regular maintenance and repair.

Doctor: Opioids not the answer when dealing with chronic pain

All pain is real.

Speaker: Collective impact leads to community change

Sylvia Cheuy equates collective impact to that of growing a bamboo tree.

Chancellor Meyer delivers his final commencement address

���Ͽ� Chancellor Bob Meyer delivered his final commencement address Saturday, May 4, to more than 1,300 graduates.

Earth Week to be celebrated April 22-26 with variety of events

���Ͽ� will celebrate Earth Week Monday, April 22, to Friday, April 26, with a Sustainability Fair, a bike repair clinic and a Sustainability Forum.

Rehabilitation counseling master’s program ranked one of top in nation

University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Master of Science in rehabilitation counseling has been ranked fourth best in the nation.