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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 […]

Josh Nehs – Starting in the upcoming 2019 fall semester at University of Wisconsin–Stout, freshmen are going to receive their laptops in June before the start of classes. In the past, students would retrieve their […]

Mackenzie Peterson – University of Wisconsin-Stout Chancellor Bob Meyer announced that he will be retiring on 18 Aug, 2019. One of the biggest reasons he decided to retire was that he had promised his wife, […]

Josh Nehs – The 2019 University of Wisconsin–Stout career conference has come to a close. Stout continually seeks out companies looking to hire students for co-ops, internships, and full-time employment. Despite the large number of […]

Josh Nehs – RecycleMania has started up once again. Throughout the United States and Canada, various universities compete to see who can reduce the most waste throughout their campus. For eight weeks, universities report their […]

Mackenzie Peterson – The computer networking and information technology program continues to follow the University of Wisconsin-Stout’s hands-on learning approach by opening four new Computer Networking and Cyber Security labs this last Feb. Maria Alm, […]

Mackenzie Peterson – The plastics engineering program is launching eight new $1,500 scholarships for incoming freshman at the University of Wisconsin-Stout starting fall 2019. These scholarships include the Advanced Molding Technologies Scholarships, the Andersen Corporation […]

Elizabeth Vierkant – The University of Wisconsin-Stout recently broke records with number of degrees earned. Stout students in the 2017-18 school year received 1,989 degrees. 1,627 were bachelor degrees. The last record set was in […]

Mackenzie Peterson – There are several construction projects happening on the University of Wisconsin-Stout campus. Michael Bowman, Project Manager at UW-Stout, was able to give insight and information on the status of the ongoing construction […]

Josh Nehs – Wisconsin and the rest of the Midwest were met with cold temperatures that cancelled schools and businesses during the last week of January. The temperatures broke records, reaching a range between negative […]