Sports
Blue Devil Scoreboard
By Stephen Eibes — Volleyball The volleyball team played in the Coe College Mable Lee Invitational this past weekend. They lost their first game to host Coe College 3-1 in the first day, but turned things […]
Month: October 2015
Sports
By the Numbers
By Stephen Eibes — 19 – Steph Cannon (Fr, Mora, Minn.) recorded a career best 19 kills in the Blue Devils’ loss to Coe College. 126 – Number of yards Chris Pica-Anderson (Jr, Eleva, Wis.) caught […]
Columns
Crimson Peak: A movie review
By Barbara Young — I’ve always been a sucker for suave men, Victorian mansions, and eery premises. So it’s no surprise that I’ve wanted to see “Crimson Peak,” by Guilllermo del Toro since I first saw […]
Columns
A story that never happened
By Connor Dahlin — “It was crazy! The Stoutonia crew just ran wild across campus,” said a casual bystander and UW–Stout freshman, Nahso Lucky. “I wouldn’t have known it was them if they hadn’t pelted me […]
Entertainment
New Kids on Campus
By Molly Schecklman — On Oct. 29, University of Wisconsin–Stout will be exposed to an entirely new sort of campus: Hippo Campus, that is. Every semester, the student entertainment organization Blue Devil Productions puts on […]
Entertainment
Local Talent, Bright Future
By Sam Kilgard — It’s everyone’s dream to transform their passion into their occupation. Former University of Wisconsin–Stout student Andy Denk has done just that. Denk is a 26 year old DJ from Two Rivers, […]
Entertainment
Wine Bar Adds New Twist to Downtown Scene
By Matthew Gundrum — Does Menomonie need another bar? Most would say no. But what about a bar built on the philosophy of genuine appreciation? The Barrel Room wine bar is one of the newest additions […]
Entertainment
A-MAZE-ing: Local farm entertains community and gives back
By Molly Schecklman — Twenty-six years ago, John and Julie Govin were operating a dairy farm just outside of Menomonie, WI. In 2002, they decided to sell their cows and switch to strawberry selling and different […]
Entertainment
A tale as old as time
By Shannon Hoyt — “Beauty and the Beast” is a film that has touched the hearts of many: a classic musical that tells a tale kinship and romance. But what if there were more to the […]
Entertainment
Tragedy with a sprinkle of familial love
By Shannon Hoyt — Tragedy strikes the University of Wisconsin–Stout Theatre. Well, more like Greek tragedy. This fall, students can experience an era of theatre through Sophocles’s Antigone. Antigone is an example of an Ancient Greek […]
News
Carpe di… the grid
By Hannah Lundquist — Seize the Grid is a national campaign through the Sierra Club, whose goal is to stop using nonrenewable energy as a prime source. The Sierra Club, along with over 30 other campuses, […]
News
Manufacturing Advantage Conference
By James Marien — Robert B. Tucker is a nationally renowned innovation expert and advisor for over 200 Fortune 500 companies. Tucker has also written several books and does speaking tours across the country. In early […]
News
Scholarship opportunity for students through American Red Cross
By Jake Huffcutt — This winter, students at University of Wisconsin–Stout will have an opportunity to potentially earn a $2,500 scholarship. All they’ll need to do is put in a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. […]
News
ASPIRE acquires grants, Congressman comes to campus to congratulate
By Jake Huffcutt — The charismatic and poetically named United States Congressman, Ron Kind, visited the University of Wisconsin–Stout on Oct. 19, to congratulate the ASPIRE Student Support Services office on their successful renewal of two TRIO […]
Sports
Women’s Cross-Country team runs by the competition
By Garrett Aleckson — One of the difficult, yet special aspects of sports is that winning is not something that always occurs for teams and the athletes involved in their sport. When they do win, it’s […]
Sports
10 Ways Athletics Brings Awareness to Breast Cancer
By Joey Peterson — Everybody seems to have a family member or knows of someone with breast cancer. In fact, 25 percent of all cancers are breast cancer, according to ww5.komen.org. Research is being done to find […]