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University of Wisconsin—Stout Chancellor Katherine P. Frank stated in a campus wide email that classes and various campus events will not be meeting face-to-face after spring break. Starting March 23 and continuing through April 5, […]

College students all across midwest campuses are often not surprised by Kaitlin Bennett, an outspoken gun rights advocate. Recently, there have been multiple stories of Bennett conducting interviews with students across the Nation. “A conservative […]

The City of Menomonie and the Menomonie Police Department initiated preliminary plans for Project Hope earlier this month, a proposed opioid and methamphetamine prevention project that will work to avert addiction in Dunn County.  Project […]

Menomonie continues to be a breeding ground for small businesses. As of February 1st, Soulift, an intimate fitness studio, has been up and running at 503 South Broadway.  Not only does Soulift focus on physical […]

The new attraction at 631 South Broadway has been serving up food and cocktails for over two months now. Since opening on December 12th, Diablo Blue has maintained a steady crowd of Menomonie city-goers and […]

The Menomonie city council approved plans to turn a section of Stout Road from four lanes to three lanes. From 6th Street to 21st Street there will be two lanes of traffic with a center […]

Vaping has become a national health concern. All students at the University of Wisconsin—Stout received a health alert email on Friday, Oct. 4 from Dr. Erin Hall-Rhoades, physician and medical director, regarding the use of […]

14 student ambassadors were recently named for the 2019-2020 academic school year, six of them are returning student ambassadors. The 14 student ambassadors are as follows: Samantha Bibbs, Afton Fischer, Alexa Gravunder, Jack Hoaby, Tiffany […]

Charles Brownstein, the Executive Director of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, spoke during Banned Books week. Brownstein presented “Intellectual Freedom and the Power to Inspire.” At the end of his presentation, he said “Through […]

Transgender activist Angelica Ross will soon make history by hosting the national 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate Forum as a transgender person. The forum will be presented by GLAAD, One Iowa, The Gazette and The Advocate. […]

Following Chancellor Bob Meyer’s retirement, Patrick Guilfoile took office as interim chancellor on August 19, 2019. Prior to assuming this role, Guilfoile was provost for four years on campus, which he said made for a […]

Mackenzie Peterson The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris broke out in flames and suffered damage on Monday, Apr 15 and lasted until Tuesday morning, according to CBS News. The cause of the fire is still […]

Josh Nehs University of Wisconsin–Stout students voted on different options involving the potential decision to renovate the Johnson Fieldhouse. Awareness of the ballot was raised through three meetings, social media and the Stout Student Association’s […]

Josh Nehs Spring has sprung at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Stout students take part in many different activities in the spring, so some were asked what they are doing with the season’s change. Casey Busch, […]

Mackenzie Peterson The Qube, located in the Merle M. Price Commons, is the University of Wisconsin-Stout’s headquarters for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning/queer, intersex, asexual/aromantic students and more (LGBTQIA+) students and allies. The Qube had […]

Elizabeth Vierkant Student government election season has arrived. The Stout Student Association (SSA) held voting from April 11 8 a.m. to April 12 11:59 p.m. last week. The ballots were available online via an email […]