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���Ͽ� graduate bikes 2,700 miles coast to coast in search of ‘one more big adventure’

Zachary Helget pedaled from San Diego to Jacksonville before starting his career as a data analyst

Golf management alum Aaron Saari prepared for busy week at U.S. Senior Open

When he was a junior at Pulaski (Wis.) High School, Aaron Saari knew that he wanted a career in the golf industry. It’s why he went to ���Ͽ�.

PODCAST: Being Human UT features Stout faculty for 2023 Polytechnic Summit recap

Stout professors and undergraduate researcher talk to UT podcast hosts about work presented at the 2023 Polytechnic Summit.

PHOTO ESSAY: The Search for Orange

Students from the summer Graffiti and Street Art course painted a mural that magnifies Stout's art and design degree minors.

Turning the corner on their careers: Transfer students finding the right path

The path to a bachelor’s degree isn’t always a straight one from high school to four years at a university.

University breaks new ground in manufacturing world with industry-inspired automation leadership degree

Manufacturing is going high-tech — robots, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, analytics and more to help make and distribute products.

Putting her spin on it: Graphic design major’s Vertigo project brings national attention

Amanda Piotrowski hoped to make a splash when she created her “uniquely expressive, situationally very trippy and overall exciting and energizing” typeface.

Freedman named as CSTEMM dean

A new dean of the College of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Management has been named at ���Ͽ�.

Chancellor's Statement on Heritage Hall Funding

Chancellor Katherine Frank issues a statement following funding approval of Heritage Hall by the Joint Finance Committee.

���Ͽ� students learn ‘the sky is the limit’ in new Forbes-based luxury management course

Hands-on learning in hospitality and service excellence, with off-campus stays, exemplifies polytechnic advantage