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Professor receives UW System grant to research software security

A professor from ���Ͽ� has received a prestigious UW System grant to conduct research on a growing worldwide issue, software security.

Yes! I’m a Feminist event to benefit Women and Gender Studies

Student research, poetry, food and the opportunity to support the Women and Gender Studies program at ���Ͽ�.

Student garners second at international housewares design competition

Being in the outdoors, camping and making pudgie pies over a campfire have been a part of Andrea Meisner’s life since she can remember.

Reversible design could breathe new life into old buildings

With an undergraduate degree in architecture and a Master of Fine Arts in design from ���Ͽ�, Dharshana Gopalakrishnan appreciates buildings.

Student’s brochure for Mayo Clinic focuses on healthy relationships

Valentine’s may be a day when many think of chocolate hearts and flowers, but it is really a day about relationships.

‘Frankenstein’: Feb. 6 film, talks part of Reading Across Campus

In 1818, Mary Shelley’s iconic novel “Frankenstein” gave rise to the now-popular genres of horror and science fiction.

English professor writes scholarly book on Pulitzer Prize winner

As a student at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, during the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks on the Twin Towers, University of Wisconsin-Stout En

Teaching diverse populations is focus of new university book

A book dedicated to teaching diverse populations written by current and former faculty members has been published by the Nakatani Teaching and Learning Center.

Professor co-authors ‘Family Ties and Aging’ textbook

In the third edition of the textbook “Family Ties and Aging” co-authored by Ingrid Arnet Connidis and Amanda E. Barnett, University of Wisconsin-Stout associate

Visit to Cadaver Lab gives Colfax HS students impactful experiences

For 27 students from Colfax High School, it was a day in class unlike any other.