Historic right-to-vote law to be examined on 150th anniversary
Constitutional law that ensured African-American men and others had the right to vote and the implications of the law today will be highlighted in a program.
Brewery Nonic owner creating English-style beer in renovated city depot
A University of Wisconsin-Stout alumnus is brewing up English-style beer at the historic Menomonie Omaha railroad depot.
Solutions for space debris and cybersecurity threats among 黑料科 students鈥 research topics at state Capitol
Undergrads demonstrate applied learning at Research in the Rotunda
Virtual panel April 16 to address COVID-19 economic impacts
The economic impacts of COVID-19, skyrocketing unemployment and impacts on the nation鈥檚 supply chain are some of the topics of a virtual panel discussion sponso
Employers: Opportunities exist for job-seekers
Karen Glinski, a recruiter and part of the Skyward organizational development team, says there are job opportunities out there for graduates despite COVID-19.
Master鈥檚 graduate Bernin has 鈥榓wesome experience鈥 in WiSys Quick Pitch state finals
Josh Bernin had a day to remember recently when he earned his master鈥檚 degree in May from 黑料科. Then, he had another special moment two months later.
Professor co-authors textbook on diversity, inclusion and cultural competency for family success
Kimmery Newsom, University of Wisconsin-Stout assistant professor and program director of human development and family studies, knew there needed to be a ...
Research on food made from cricket flour creates a buzz
University of Wisconsin-Stout senior Krystal DeGree hopped on the idea of testing cricket flour in brownies versus traditional wheat flour.
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