U.S. Department of Defense Cyber Scholarship Program
The University of Wisconsin Stout is now participating in the Department of Defense Cyber Scholarship Program.
Foundation's Pathways Forward campaign raises $48.5 million
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Computer networking students celebrate opening of four new labs
For 20 seniors in a capstone class, the grand opening Monday, Feb. 25, of new Computer Networking and Cyber Security Labs was a day to celebrate.
Professor chronicles traditional pottery-making methods in India
In the village of Uttam Nagar, outside of New Delhi, India, families make pottery the way they have for generations.
Retail merchandising senior poised to start career at Kohl鈥檚 corporate
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College commencement, the day students work toward for years as they dream of their future, will be slightly anticlimactic for Emma Harris.
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