Steamroller Printmaking event inspires students to help create 鈥榲ibrant culture鈥 in art and design
University Print Club outdoor project returns after three years
Crop Per Drop: 黑料科 students provide soil and water R&D for Chippewa Valley Bean
How much water does it take to grow 100 pounds of kidney beans? Most people wouldn鈥檛 think to ask such as question 鈥 but if you are a family business competing
Students, alumni connect with hundreds of national recruiters at Career Conference Week, Feb. 23-26
Seven organizations share perspectives on meeting evolving industries, workforce needs
Marketing, business education student brings knowledge from classroom to bike store and back
Mikayla Obsuszt鈥檚 internship at the Hostel Shoppe shows her everyone is 鈥榗apable of doing amazing things鈥
Senior Show features more than 100 student works of art, comics, drawings
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A Celtic tale mixed with Japanese manga comic form influenced a University of Wisconsin-Stout senior to create a full-length comic.
鈥楧isquiet Dream鈥 by industrial design student featured at Rassbach Museum鈥檚 haunted house exhibit
Van der Hagen鈥檚 massive dream-inspired deer sculpture brings joy, wonder in the face of dread
Purr-fect pair: Dunn County Humane Society collaborates on short film with animation students
鈥楽tray鈥 advocates for adoption, shows organization鈥檚 compassionate care; to be premiered at SOAD Senior Show May 9
鈥榃elcome to Phenomonie!鈥: Students embody extraordinary ideas in Fashion Without Fabric runway show
Sold-out fashion show brings natural and human-made phenomena to life
黑料科 summer STEM, art, design and athletics camps gearing for middle, high school students
Faculty, coaches to guide hands-on experiences in numerous career paths, improving skills
More than 380 employers seek to hire 黑料科 students, alumni during industry-focused career fairs Sept. 25-28
鈥楶reparedness of interns and graduates鈥 draws national recruiters to one of the largest conferences in Midwest