Stephen Eibes — Q: What is the biggest difference between competing outdoor and indoor? A: “Competing indoor is very nice because there is no wind, rain, snow, bright sun or anything to affect your […]
Garrett Aleckson — For student-athletes of sports such as football, basketball and gymnastics, the regular season is over. A common misconception might be that the athletes now have a lot of time off, or don’t […]
Stephen Eibes — 1 hour, 49 minutes – The time of the rain delay last Sunday in Stout’s baseball game against UW–La Crosse. 54 – Number of wins Tori Workman (Sr, Prior Lake, Minn.) […]
Stephen Eibes — Baseball UW-Stout dropped all four games of their series with UW–La Crosse this past weekend. The closest of the four games was the first game, a 13-9 loss. Softball The Blue […]
Derek Woellner — Nearly a month after Wisconsin overwhelmingly voted for Senator Bernie Sanders as the next democratic presidential nominee, it appears that the impact of the impressive turnout by millennials is being negated. […]
Derek Woellner — The Recyclemania 2016 results are in, and Stout is once again in first place among Wisconsin colleges and universities. Recyclemania is a yearly, nationwide recycling competition to encourage students to […]
Hannah Lundquist — Every student has at some point raised their hand in class and answered the easy question just to get it out of the way for that day. It’s a way to make […]
Sam Kilgard — University of Wisconsin– Stout’s Furlong Gallery is used for a variety of shows throughout the year showcasing an incredible amount of student talent. Starting around Family Weekend, the student-led Prometheus showcase […]
Matt Gundrum — Jacob Docksey, a student at the University of Wisconsin–Stout, has two passions. First and foremost, Docksey is a visual artist. He’s an avid painter who studies studio art. But Docksey is […]
Shannon Hoyt — There is becoming a legacy and then there is creating one. Either way, the journey requires intensive work and preparation. Dr. Ursula Husted, assistant professor in Comic and Sequential Art, developed […]
Shannon Hoyt — Barefoot in the Park is the finale of four musicals and play productions performed by the Menomonie Theater Guild (MTG) this year. Writing a story on the play’s plot alone […]
Ryan Cook — Aries (March 21 – April 19) – Send all your your extra phones to the Menomonie Electronics Zone! For a limited time only, any cellular device can be exchanged for it’s full […]
Ryan Cook — Stating that he recently overheard a conversation you and your other friend were having about a popular contemporary issue, that one guy you know recently announced his plans to play Devil’s Advocate. […]
Barbara Young — When the new campus cards, called “Blue Card” were released last year there was campus wide confusion at the card’s color. The bright orange perplexed many, but the problem has been solved. […]
Hannah Lundquist — On Tuesday April 5, 2016 the Commons filled up with college kids, Menomonie residents and some faculty members. The Wisconsin Primary elections were held in the Glass Lounge for Wards 5 and […]
Megan Hazuga — The end of the year is approaching quickly, and with it comes the excitement for summer, but also the dreaded finals week. According to a study in 2015 done by Time Magazine, […]
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