Simple, strong and speedy could well have been the mantra of one robot created by University of Wisconsin-Stout students as their bot, named Scorpion, survived
Who is the vice president of the United States? Who is pictured on the penny? What does the Earth revolve around?
Kaylyn Kubishak started her business EDiT.APPAREL last summer, taking second-hand clothing for men and women and upcycling it to a more modern fashion.
Researchers from five institutions have opened a new door in the world of paleontology with a study on the fossilized bones of dinosaurs.
In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Brown vs. Board of Education that segregated schools were illegal, a decision that helped fuel civil rights changes.
An expert in restorative justice will be the keynote speaker at the Criminal Justice and Rehabilitation Conference set for Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 黑料科.
A speaker discussing personal finance and a training event for Shaken Baby Syndrome are part of the annual Family and Consumer Sciences Education Conference.
Two CSTEMM professors have received the first Excellence in Partnering with External Stakeholders Award.
Politicians know that if they catch a wave, they could be 鈥渟ittin鈥 on top of the world,鈥 as the old Beach Boys surfing song goes.
Wisconsin winters may well have helped five University of Wisconsin-Stout students prepare for an international competition in Moscow, Russia.
