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Subtlety works in a book. You can go back and re-read a passage to savour all the stuff that isn't there, all the hidden meaning and innuendo. It doesn't work, however, on a crash bang wallop show like Top Gear, which is why almost no one seems to have understood the significance of finishing our last run of 2008 with a James May review of the hydrogen-fuelled Honda Clarity.
You might have thought it a bit earnest - you should have seen the 45-minute techno explanation James had planned - and you might have wondered why on earth we should finish a show which featured caravan jumps, a history of the crashes in Touring Car racing, Richard in an ill-fitting hat and me being in love with Will Young with that straight, dry look at the Clarity.
Simple. We were trying to be subtle. We were trying to demonstrate that this is the most important car since the car was invented. That, with one stone, Honda has bagged a left and a right on the big problems facing modern society. It addresses the question of what we will do when the oil runs out, and it shuts up those who would have us believe cars are melting the ice caps. In short, and with all the subtlety removed, the Clarity means we can sleep a lot more easily.
And what's more, since it produces only water from its exhaust, there is no earthly reason why you should not plug it into your house at night and use its motor to power all your electrical items. All of them. Even if you live in a palace. It really is, we think, the solution to everything.
Unfortunately, it is very difficult to make hydrogen. There is currently no infrastructure for either transporting it or selling it. And the Clarity, if we're honest, is only Genesis. We will need to get through Exodus, Deuteronomy, Numbers and the entire Old Testament before you can buy and run such a thing, practically and for a reasonable price in Wakefield.
Ordinarily, all these problems could be solved with money. But the one thing the car industry does not have right now is that. And nor will it have any for the foreseeable future. Other industries? It's hard to think of one. The oil companies are muddling through as I write, their liquid gold selling for just $50 a barrel. And if anyone else feels inclined to invest, they are going to find the banks are not lending. In short, and with no subtlety at all this time, money is the one thing the world does not have.
And so it seems likely the car firms will opt for the easier, cheaper option of making stupid hybrids, like the Prius, which all right-thinking people can tell are nothing more than a complicated way of making people 'feel' like they are making an effort. We know, as readers of a car website, that they are doing no such thing. Hybrids are power-hungry when they are being made, and environmentally devastating when they are being scrapped. And in-between times, they do, at best, 45mpg.
Making a hybrid to stave off disaster is like replacing a broken window pane with a sheet of polythene. Yes, it makes the room feel all snuggy and warm again, but you're still going to get burgled. You need a replacement for the empty space? You need hydrogen? But that's expensive. And you don't have any money. And you won't have any until people start buying your wares again. Which they can't because they don't have any money either. And if they have, they are not going to spend it, because the Daily Mail will say they are smug, and extravagant, and that they will give women breast cancer.
I fear therefore that, for the time being, there will be no great leap forward. There will be no revolution. The hybrids will continue to be bought by misguided fools, the Clarity will continue to dribble about in California, and the car as we know it will soldier on unchanged.
However, I do believe that they will become more boring. In the last few years, we've had a call almost every week from some bloke saying he's made a two-inch-high, £8 million V48 car, and would Stig like to take it round our track.
"Away from the wide open spaces of the TG test track, a Fiat 500 is much more fun to drive than a Zonda"
We've had Aston Martin pricing its cars with a 'Think of a number, then double it' technique. We've had Lambo and Porsche working on fantastically expensive four-door supercars. We've had Mercedes making an SL which costs £250,000, and BMW imagining that what the world needs most of all is the magnificently daft X6. The world has had its snout in the trough, and the car firms have been only too happy to feed us with caviar-infused peacocks. It's been fun, if I'm honest, but now, it's over.
This needn't necessarily be a bad thing. I was wandering around London the other day, and strangely all the flash showrooms on Park Lane looked a bit old-fashioned, a bit fat, a bit last-week. Whereas the red and white Fiat dealership on Berkeley Square seemed to be completely right. I wanted almost everything in it. And when they get the 500 Abarth - which I hear will be available with a 200bhp engine in the near future - I might be tempted to actually go inside and do some buying.
This is going to be the trick the car makers must, and will, pull off. They are going to have to take their bread-and-butter Pandas and, with a splash of paint here and a dash of the designer's brush there, make them a lot more desirable.
I'll let you into a little secret. In the real world, away from the wide open spaces of the Top Gear test track, a Fiat 500 is much more fun to drive than a Zonda. A Zonda will pull more men, but on a bumpy B road, you'll be wearing a bigger smile in the Fiat, I promise. Or a Mini. Or if they can zanify the Fiesta, a baby Ford.
In the not too distant future, cars like this will become the norm for enthusiastic drivers, in the same way that in the early Eighties people were selling their Gordon-Keebles and Bentleys to buy a Golf GTi. And instead of dreaming of the day when you can have a Gallardo or a Scuderia, you will tone your aspirations down to something like the new BMW Z4.
This, it seems to me, is about as right for today as the X6 is wrong. Twelve months ago, which seems as far away as the 19th century, the Z4 was hopeless. People put its small sales down to the curious styling, which is probably true, but I reckon the main reason it didn't sell is because it was too cheap. Customers were walking into the showroom to buy a four and coming out with a six. Because why not?
The new model is as well-proportioned as the old one, though now a lot of the strangeness is gone. It's very handsome. It also has a metal folding roof. And, of course, it's a BMW, which is OK these days, because the cocks are now buying Audi TTs instead.
Strange, isn't it? The changes to the Z4 are welcome but fairly superficial in the big scheme of things. You might even call them subtle. Really, it has stayed the same, and the world has changed. We used to dream about shagging a supermodel, whereas now we've sort of grown up and realised that, actually, we'd be better off dreaming of shagging the girl next door.
Two years ago, we'd have dismissed the Z4 as a bit dull. Now though... I'm yearning.

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DZ Restaurants has introduced a new wine program called the Buon Vino Social Club. It is a club for "preferred guest members" with membership benefits at all DZ Restaurants locations in the Saratoga Springs area — Chianti Il Ristorante, Forno Bistro, Pasta Pane and Boca Bistro. Membership is $99 a year. Details available by calling […] [Read More]
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CLIFTON PARK — Bellini's Italian Eatery is putting together a tasting event called "Spring Red & White." It will feature a lineup of wines along with a selection of tapas dishes. Reservations for the event, scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, March 21, are $25. Phone: 348-2090. The wines: Reds: Antinori Peppoli Chianti Classico, […] [Read More]
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TROY — Tickets now are on sale for the 9th annual Homemade Wine Enthusiasts' Tasting and Competition. The event is set for Saturday, March 30, at the Italian Community Center, 1450 5th Avenue. Tickets are $45 per person for the limited-seating event. Additional information is available by calling Bob Riley at 369-5141, Vince Mamone 225-0380 […] [Read More]
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Wlad from 10-15 and Vitali from 20-30.
Both of them are hurt by having to share the top level competition between them. Also that retirement Vitali took didn't help.
I think Wladimir is not only the greater fighter, but the better fighter and would school his brother H2H. I also give him a chance to enter the top 10 before its all said and done, perhaps he may slip in in hindsight.
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Wlad top 10, Vitali top 15-20..
Wlad can go higher by the end of his career.
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Wlad right around #47 and Vitali about #55 on a clear day!! On a cloudy day if I think about ANY heavyweight who could slip a jab and step IN punching probably 68th and 77th. Honestly does this site have Klitz Bros. RELATIVES on here hahahaha!!! Look at their "best" wins! Not exactly household ATG's look at their defeats, even worse!!
Their good fighters who try hard with limited talents! Thats it! Ray.
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Lennox Lewis- Ruddock FIght
Lennox Lewis - Golota FIght
Lennox Lewis- Tua Fight
Lennox Lewis- Morrison Fight
Lennox Lewis-Tyson Fight
Lennox Lewis-Vitali Fight
Lennox Lewis-Grant FIght
Lennox Lewis- Holyfield I/II Fight
Lennox Lewis beats any version, any fusion, any combination, any double version of either Klitschkos or their mamas azz.
Pele Reid also will beat either Klitschko and you know it.
Did you cry when you saw that video?
Everyone laughed , it was harilous seeing Vitali flat on his back.. dead
Think imma bump that thread now.
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Wlad 16-25, Vitali a fair bit lower.
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Wladimir is among the top 5 greatest heavyweights of all time.
Vitali is also in top 10.
Not by resumes (which is bull****e anyway) but, simply put, they'd rock with any of the past greats.
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Apr 30 - Students, professor honored at Excellence in Education banquet
Apr 30 - Guilfoile appointed provost and vice chancellor at UW-Stout
Apr 30 - Artwork by student artists-in-residence on display at library
Apr 29 - Interior design student wins $1,000 BWBR Prize in St. Paul
Apr 29 - Air time
Apr 28 - Students plan karaoke fundraiser as part of Nicaragua project
Apr 28 - American experience
Apr 27 - Research Day will feature student, faculty projects, awards
Apr 23 - Designs by 50 students to hit runway at Silhouettes Fashion Show
Apr 23 - Choirs to present 'Spring Returns' concert May 2 at local church
Apr 23 - University claims state recycling crown for second straight year
Apr 23 - Evenson receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Apr 22 - Teams top 300 mpg in Supermileage Challenge on campus
Apr 22 - Three high school students receive 2015 Stout Scholarship
Apr 21 - School of Art and Design students, faculty recognized
Apr 20 - Jazz concert April 25 at Mabel Tainter features three groups
Apr 20 - Close to 1,000 expected for early childhood education event
Apr 20 - Voluntary separation incentive offered to help meet fiscal challenges
Apr 16 - Students' Take Back the Night awareness event April 25 at Raw Deal
Apr 16 - Earth Day, volunteer projects planned on campus, in Menomonie
Apr 14 - Twenty students to present at national research conference
Apr 13 - Rocking country-folk trio, Eau Claire band take stage April 16
Apr 13 - Spring band concert 'Images in Music' highlights professor's art
Apr 13 - Dance Ensemble show, 'What is Love?' has 80 dancers, 26 dances
Apr 13 - Film screening, discussion features respected Hmong director
Apr 10 - Mechanical engineering program approved by Board of Regents
Apr 9 - Apparel students conduct research for Eau Claire company
Apr 9 - University Library to dedicate Ansel Adams photograph April 10
Apr 9 - Speaker application deadline April 15 for TEDx regional event
Apr 8 - New cinema summer course could be start of something big
Apr 8 - UW-Stout engineering graduates lead the way in employment report
Apr 6 - Fashion show, play, Ansel Adams print part of Family Weekend
Apr 3 - Student Baja racing team gearing up for national competition
Apr 3 - Voc rehab institute to sponsor conference for youth, open house
Apr 2 - Meyer's personal qualities, leadership skills praised at inauguration
Apr 2 - Chancellor Meyer focuses on student success in inauguration address
Apr 2 - Students design Harvey Hall digital 3D model, interactive game
Apr 1 - Information technology students take first in national contest
Mar 31 - Tents of Witness: Genocide and Conflict display April 6-7
Mar 31 - Rajiv and Swati Lall, owners of Vets Plus, endow microbiology lab
Mar 30 - Student projects seek to break silence around sexual violence
Mar 30 - University Theatre presents 'A Year with Frog and Toad'
Mar 30 - Students, professor make civil rights pilgrimage to Alabama
Mar 27 - Chancellor Meyer to be inaugurated at April 2 ceremony
Mar 27 - Vendors, gardening tips, therapy dogs part of annual Wellness Fair
Mar 26 - Luedtke receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Mar 26 - Columbia Records singer T. Mills to perform April 1 in Great Hall
Mar 25 - Triplets enjoying freshman year while rooming together
Mar 24 - Holocaust survivor, a friend of Anne Frank's, to speak March 30
Mar 23 - Art exhibit partnership established with Minneapolis company
Mar 20 - Open house March 26 marks Graduate School's 80th year
Mar 20 - Prospective students invited to special campus preview events
Mar 20 - Sorority to host annual Red Dress Gala, fashion show for charity
Mar 19 - Polar extremes will be focus of March 24 talk, slide show
Mar 13 - University faculty receive awards
Mar 10 - Elk Mound wipes out competition to win Rube Goldberg
Mar 10 - University to host regional TED talk; speaker applications open
Mar 9 - Foundation establishes Chancellor's Fund for Teaching Excellence
Mar 6 - Students to spend spring break on Habitat for Humanity project
Mar 6 - Man who led state lake cleanup to speak at watershed conference
Mar 6 - Rube Goldberg high school teams hope to chalk up a victory
Mar 4 - Walter receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Mar 3 - Slinger students lead SkillsUSA competition with seven firsts
Mar 3 - Two apparel students learn from a day with Target designers
Mar 2 - Climbers return for 14th annual RockFest competition
Feb 27 - Large turnout expected for second Spring Career Conference
Feb 27 - Poet, editor from Minnesota to speak March 5 at library
Feb 27 - Ceramics, Agent Orange exhibits open March 2 at Furlong Gallery
Feb 25 - Food science program approved by international scientific society
Feb 24 - Federal grant will help train more vocational rehabilitation counselors
Feb 23 - Military and Veteran Resource Center opens on campus
Feb 18 - SkillsUSA competition on campus Feb. 26-27 for 32nd straight year
Feb 18 - Campus events look at hate, body image, Hmong issues, psychology
Feb 18 - Professor gives students a break to check on their digital lives
Feb 13 - Red Cedar Watershed Conference March 12; keynote speakers set
Feb 13 - Professor exploring link between skin health, mental health
Feb 13 - Arts entrepreneurship discussion, piano recital set for Feb. 19
Feb 11 - Students use virtual reality technology for game prototypes
Feb 10 - Choirs to offer singing, ringing valentine messages Feb. 13
Feb 9 - New program offers couples chance to strengthen relationships
Feb 9 - Award-winning Minnesota poet to speak Feb. 19 at library
Feb 6 - Faculty members picked for state teaching, scholars program
Feb 6 - 'Saturday Night Live' comedian to perform free show Feb. 10
Feb 4 - Special event Feb. 18 takes aim at discrimination, stereotyping
Feb 2 - Oldest alumni, 1938 graduate, passes away at 107 in California
Jan 30 - Sustainability efforts paying off with less waste, more compost
Jan 30 - Employers invited to recruit at Spring Career Conference
Jan 29 - Grundeman receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Jan 27 - Scholar, professor join metals, ceramics to help aerospace industry
Jan 27 - Dance Team to host kids clinic, performance Jan. 31
Jan 26 - Online master's in vocational rehabilitation ranked nationally
Jan 26 - Furlong art exhibit features 14 faculty; alumni in Minnesota exhibits
Jan 23 - STEPS program receives grants from county, Packers foundations
Jan 22 - County Board supports proposal for additional engineering programs
Jan 20 - Chancellor updates campus on engineering, enrollment, state budget
Jan 16 - Drag musical-comedy group to perform Jan. 28 at student center
Jan 16 - Senior packaging student awarded national scholarship
Jan 15 - High school students qualify for state DECA competition
Jan 13 - Adobe partnership benefits technical communication students
Jan 13 - Komro receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Jan 12 - Project takes AIM at teacher support, retention through the arts
Jan 8 - Symphonic Singers, Chamber Choir on two-state tour Jan. 21-23
Jan 8 - Peace, justice are themes for Menomonie MLK Day event Jan. 19
Jan 7 - Vorpahl receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Jan 7 - Student-athletes to host second Kids Night Out Jan. 16
Jan 6 - Health, wellness, fitness major interns with QB's off-season trainer
Dec 30 - 2014 brought new leader, engineering push, record enrollment
Dec 30 - Four hospitality students awarded scholarships by national organization
Dec 23 - University, city library offer digital design introductory course
Dec 23 - UW-Stout named top school by Military Advanced Education
Dec 22 - Equal access for all students is goal of Disability Services
Dec 18 - ROTC program to hold December commissioning ceremony
Dec 17 - Dietetics students raise more than $1,100 for Thursday's Table
Dec 17 - Students mentor freshmen in early childhood education program
Dec 17 - Marketing, business judges sought for 43rd DECA competition
Dec 16 - Students' Hope for the Holidays benefit brings in record amount
Dec 15 - Decades after his first college experience, student earns degree
Dec 13 - Chancellor Meyer delivers his first commencement address
Dec 12 - Responding to hate, bias subject of free training program Jan. 31
Dec 11 - Students get feedback from industry pros on product designs
Dec 9 - Undergraduates present research at state economics meeting
Dec 8 - More than 700 to receive diplomas at winter commencement
Dec 7 - NCAA recognizes Blue Devils for WILD Women leadership program
Dec 7 - Manufacturing center honored for state economic development
Dec 2 - Class takes action against domestic violence, sexual assault
Dec 1 - First-generation students tell their stories in documentaries
Nov 26 - Hope for Holidays Dec. 6 marks 10th year benefiting Bridge to Hope
Nov 26 - Hospitality students' silent auction Dec. 3 to feature 150-plus items
Nov 26 - Apparel students take third in international safety design challenge
Nov 25 - Winter choral concert Dec. 6 to celebrate 'From Farm to Table'
Nov 25 - Three Honors College students, faculty present at national conference
Nov 25 - Symphonic Band to perform 'An English Holiday' concert Dec. 7
Nov 24 - Stout University Foundation names senior development officer
Nov 21 - Family and Consumer Sciences Day proclaimed Dec. 3 in Menomonie
Nov 21 - Professor's safety tips will help prevent food-borne illnesses during holidays
Nov 20 - Chancellor releases statement on death of UW-Stout administrator
Nov 20 - Golf program transfer agreement signed with Lakeshore Tech
Nov 19 - University sets enrollment record with 9,371 students
Nov 18 - Student uncovers history in architectural details of her college town
Nov 17 - Stout Vocational Rehabilitation Institute has new director
Nov 17 - New Pick One! program encourages students to get involved
Nov 14 - Packaging students place in contest; art student's work in exhibit
Nov 14 - Student jazz musicians to perform Nov. 19 at Mabel Tainter
Nov 13 - UW-Stout to offer unique graduate program in hospitality strategy
Nov 11 - Art exhibit, CHROMA(A)CHROMA, opens at Furlong Gallery
Nov 10 - Alumni in three states receive teaching, design awards
Nov 7 - International Week features Maasai speaker, exhibits, cultural show
Nov 7 - Growth of online, distance education to be celebrated Nov. 10-14
Nov 6 - Chancellor says demand exists for more engineering programs
Nov 5 - University recognizes 90 employees for their years of service
Nov 5 - Tuschl receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Nov 5 - St. Paul author to discuss his book, 'Sugarhouse,' Nov. 13
Nov 4 - Cedar Valley Brass Quintet to perform Nov. 9 on campus
Nov 4 - Address by professor, flag display planned for Veterans Day
Nov 3 - Entertainment design students volunteer at Flyway Film Festival
Nov 3 - After three-day hike, alumni reunite atop Machu Picchu in Peru
Oct 31 - Students design, present game at international conference
Oct 30 - Staff member receives UW System award for LGBTQ work
Oct 29 - Cabot executives offer career advice to management students
Oct 28 - More than 100 students make a difference with volunteer work
Oct 27 - Tickets on sale for 'The Good Doctor' play, We the Kings concert
Oct 24 - Student's research paper quest leads to former secretary of state
Oct 24 - Halloween events Oct. 29 on north campus, Wilson Place Mansion
Oct 23 - Cabot executive program marks 30th year with Wall of Honor
Oct 23 - Victoria Sanchez receives Women of Color in Education Award
Oct 22 - Documentary on dams to screen Oct. 23 for Sustainability Day
Oct 22 - University Theatre comedy Nov. 5-8 based on Chekhov's stories
Oct 20 - Movie directed by professor premiering at Flyway Film Festival
Oct 17 - Business proposals, students sought for state Big Idea Tournament
Oct 17 - Student receives scholarship from national golf organization
Oct 15 - Innovative course project combines cinema, animation, game design
Oct 14 - Students inspired by massive manufacturing technology event
Oct 13 - Novelist to kick off Reading Event Series with Oct. 16 talk
Oct 13 - Community invited to Wisconsin Science Festival event Oct. 16
Oct 13 - Career Conference drawing employers from around the country
Oct 10 - Student's winning design could take a load off for consumers
Oct 10 - Professor named affiliated scholar of Center for Southeast Asian Studies
Oct 8 - Career Conference, one of largest in Midwest, expects 300 employers
Oct 7 - Honeybees' cells may offer clues to die-off, published study finds
Oct 6 - New band, the Blue Devil Jazz Project, will debut at homecoming
Oct 6 - Welcome sign will be out during Campus Preview Days, Stout Saturdays
Oct 3 - Leader in higher education innovation to speak Wednesday, Oct. 8
Oct 3 - 'Take 2' news video, blogging team made up of seven students
Oct 3 - Lipke receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Oct 3 - Chinese acrobatic team to perform free show Tuesday, Oct. 7
Oct 2 - Special events set for Red, White and Blue Devils homecoming
Oct 1 - Erin Hills internships help students, alumni set sights high
Sep 30 - Young graduates use ties to music industry to help establish businesses
Sep 26 - Manufacturing conference to feature NASA showcase, scientists
Sep 26 - Prejudice takes center stage with Wall of Hope, speaker
Sep 26 - Alumnus, aka Positive Energy Guy, gets positive reviews for book
Sep 26 - Harvey Hall Theatre added to registry of historic U.S. theaters
Sep 24 - Management academy to visit campus for Baldrige living case study
Sep 23 - Too many hits may affect brain function in football players, study shows
Sep 23 - Veteran happy he chose UW-Stout, a Military Friendly school
Sep 22 - Alumnus' drawing in museum collection; students, faculty shine
Sep 19 - Plastic film, bags being recycled to help make deck boards
Sep 19 - Communication, media program wins Award for Excellence
Sep 19 - Campus to host annual family, consumer sciences conference
Sep 19 - Construction students win national Chapter of Excellence Award
Sep 17 - UW-Stout enrollment up significantly, approaches record
Sep 16 - Professors' study could give super powers to ordinary cling wrap
Sep 15 - ROTC cadet shadows lieutenant at military base in Alaska
Sep 12 - Foundation awards more than $675,000 in scholarships
Sep 12 - Student's research finds trust is a key to helping clean watershed
Sep 12 - Three faculty members to lead forum on caring for aging parents
Sep 12 - Family, consumer sciences professor honored at national conference
Sep 9 - UW-Stout ranked among top public universities in Midwest
Sep 8 - Students to benefit as undergraduate programs earn ABET accreditation
Sep 5 - Professor's Drake University exhibit inspired by poem, moon
Sep 5 - Five students picked for 'Emerging Fashion Designers' book
Sep 5 - Registration and Records staff receive Patriot Award
Sep 5 - Student's design turns city parking meters into bike racks
Aug 29 - Chancellor's Ice Bucket Challenge brings $10,000 bid for scholarships
Aug 29 - Orientation helps commuter students get acclimated to campus
Aug 29 - Special events lead up to, beyond first day of classes Wednesday
Aug 29 - McCalmont Hall project brings new look to busy intersection
Aug 27 - Art students receive special tour at world-famous museum
Aug 25 - New chancellor tells faculty, staff he's ready to serve them
Aug 21 - Three building renovation projects approved by Board of Regents
Aug 21 - Interim directors to lead international education, college
Aug 21 - Campus will come to life Aug. 31 with Move-in, Blue Rah
Aug 21 - Academic year kicks off Aug. 25 with address from chancellor
Aug 21 - Chancellor Meyer supports Board of Regents state budget proposal
Aug 20 - Alumnus accepted to Harvard Graduate School of Education
Aug 20 - Criminal justice majors help police build community connection
Aug 19 - Liberian helping country battle Ebola after returning from U.S.
Aug 18 - Meyer's first day as chancellor includes meetings and greetings
Aug 13 - Camp helps foster care teens begin to prepare for college
Aug 12 - Signed Ansel Adams print donated to Stout University Foundation
Aug 12 - Undergraduate spends summer interning at national office
Aug 8 - Former professor receives group's lifetime achievement award
Aug 6 - Pixar Animation donates software to School of Art and Design
Aug 5 - Graphic design major also takes pride in work as videographer
Aug 4 - Young African leaders get VIP treatment before leaving U.S.
Jul 31 - Author-illustrator Eliza Wheeler busy working on new books
Jul 31 - Assistant chancellor named to Baldrige Board of Examiners
Jul 30 - Program inspired participant to learn about science, technology
Jul 30 - Game design program joins new national organization
Jul 29 - Professor's blog post published by leading literary magazine
Jul 29 - UW-Stout awards scholarships to three transfer students
Jul 28 - Graduate shows and sells her art in professional gallery
Jul 24 - UW-Stout students and faculty to report on watershed research
Jul 17 - STEM Career Day will give high school students chance to explore
Jul 16 - Educators work at fair to kindle interest in teaching profession
Jul 15 - Leaders discuss UW-Stout's future at Visioning Session
Jul 15 - Yellow Ribbon Program comes to aid of nonresident veterans
Jul 11 - UW System president to address UW-Stout planning session
Jul 9 - Cadaver training gives rehab providers inside look at human body
Jul 9 - Bates top graduate instructor; faculty, staff recognized
Jul 7 - UW-Stout students dominate inaugural Web design awards
Jul 1 - Animation students create game, video for Eau Claire exhibit
Jun 30 - Board of Regents approves promotions, tenure for faculty
Jun 30 - Professor's paintings selected for New York art exhibits
Jun 27 - Young African Leaders hope to use U.S. ideas in their home countries
Jun 26 - North campus building removed to make way for outdoor area
Jun 25 - Career of golf program alumnus headed in right direction
Jun 10 - Six students honored by applied social science program
Jun 6 - UW System Regents honor Chancellor Sorensen with resolution
Jun 3 - Relationship stigma at heart of student's self-published book
Jun 2 - Student takes third in national apparel design competition
May 30 - Athletics receives NCAA grant for ethnic women's internship
May 29 - Animation students bring monsters to life for 4- and 5-year-olds
May 28 - Game design and development program ranked nationally
May 22 - Alumnus, WWII veteran awarded France's highest honor
May 21 - Freshmen-to-be already preparing for the fall semester
May 21 - Chancellor Sorensen honored with James Huff Stout Award
May 21 - Students receive Samuel E. Wood Medallion, Leadership awards
May 20 - Chancellor, professor, students recognized by chamber
May 19 - Packaging research paper earns student a trip to Italy
May 19 - Seeley receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
May 19 - Two members added to Alumni Association Board of Directors
May 15 - Commencement, therapy dogs among topics of latest videos
May 13 - ROTC cadets to be commissioned in spring ceremonies
May 13 - Art professor chosen for Arctic Circle residency program
May 13 - Students earn state titles, qualify for SkillsUSA national meet
May 12 - With commencement over, many students get right to work
May 12 - Graduate overcame high school challenges to soar at UW-Stout
May 12 - ROTC program helps put student on the path to success
May 10 - Commencement speaker draws lessons from Chancellor Sorensen
May 8 - Take2 at UW-Stout - May 9, 2014
May 8 - National packaging institute honors professor, two students
May 7 - ROI report shows economic value of a UW-Stout degree
May 7 - Co-op program award-winner thankful for PepsiCo experience
May 6 - Three high school students receive prestigious Stout Scholarship
May 5 - More than 1,200 to receive diplomas at spring commencement
May 5 - Special events, activities scheduled for final week of semester
May 2 - Art events include game launch, steamroller prints, Senior Shows
May 2 - Gender issues brought to forefront in classes, workshops
May 1 - Chancellor Sorensen applauded, honored at retirement event
Apr 30 - Honors students present at Upper Midwest conference
Apr 30 - Five finalists for chancellor position announced by UW System
Apr 29 - Three speakers top first Public Speaking Student Showcase
Apr 29 - Student design earns international award for typography
Apr 28 - Student fashions to be featured in annual Silhouettes show
Apr 28 - Six students honored with Weidner Center scholarships
Apr 28 - Veterans Club sponsors second Warrior Charity Challenge
Apr 25 - Campus research to be celebrated with poster presentations, awards
Apr 25 - Saudi Arabian culture is focus of film, discussion April 29
Apr 25 - Professor named artist-in-residence at Lapis Press in Los Angeles
Apr 25 - Take2 at UW-Stout - April 25 - May 1
Apr 24 - Danovsky receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Apr 24 - How far can they go? Supermileage Challenge draws 12 teams
Apr 23 - Barron ESL, UW-Stout students learn from campus visit
Apr 22 - Professor coordinates Walker Art Center metalsmithing exhibit
Apr 22 - Graduates find employment success through workplace experiences
Apr 21 - Early Childhood Education Conference returns for 36th year
Apr 21 - Cardboard City houses return for 24-hour homeless challenge
Apr 21 - Students' Take Back the Night event scheduled April 25
Apr 18 - University cuts tons of waste, takes state Recyclemania crown
Apr 17 - School of Education names outstanding mentor and early educator
Apr 16 - Student teams take first, third in national IT competition
Apr 16 - Beck named artist-in-residence by Science Museum of Minnesota
Apr 15 - Aldo Leopold biographer to speak Thursday on campus
Apr 15 - Professor, alumni win design awards in Minnesota competition
Apr 14 - Earth Week events April 21-24 feature Promise 50 founder
Apr 14 - Prometheus creative arts journal winners named; exhibit open
Apr 11 - Blue Devil Jazz Orchestra to perform April 16 at Mabel Tainter
Apr 10 - Outreach projects by class aim to educate about sexual assault
Apr 9 - Renovated student center receives international design award
Apr 8 - Research by professor, students may improve trucking for women
Apr 7 - Fashion Without Fabric highlights busy Family Weekend
Apr 4 - Three supply chain management students awarded scholarships
Apr 4 - Winters receives library's Barnard Outstanding Service Award
Apr 2 - New program supports students with foster care backgrounds
Apr 1 - Twenty students to present research at national conference
Apr 1 - Art and Design Preview Day set April 3 for minority students
Apr 1 - State Science Olympiad April 4-5; national event coming in 2016
Apr 1 - Route 66 featured in University Library photo exhibit, talk
Mar 31 - Clothesline Project to promote awareness in Menomonie in April
Mar 31 - University Theatre's musical '110 in the Shade' opens Friday
Mar 28 - Annual Wellness Fair includes vendors, blood drive, door prizes
Mar 28 - Zerbian receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Mar 26 - Ethics center director takes message to universities in India
Mar 25 - Author to speak about western Wisconsin baseball legends
Mar 24 - University choral director to present solo recital March 29
Mar 24 - Duo from UW-Stout to present premiere recital March 28
Mar 20 - Alumnus, WITC president to present as CTE Executive in Residence
Mar 19 - Karis receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Mar 19 - University Theatre to perform '110 in the Shade' April 4-5, 10-12
Mar 18 - Students make animated music video for Grammy-winning band
Mar 17 - Scholarship fund established to honor Chancellor Sorensen
Mar 13 - Recent graduate receives national attention for toy designs
Mar 13 - World genocide awareness project on campus March 24-25
Mar 12 - Scholarship helping student pursue communication master's
Mar 11 - Author of 'House Hold' to speak March 27 at library
Mar 10 - Honors students complete Pillowcase Project to help local shelters
Mar 10 - Alumna receives national recognition in food service industry
Mar 10 - Professors among Red Cedar Watershed Conference speakers
Mar 7 - Student research to take center stage at state Capitol
Mar 5 - New campus lab offers place to play and research video games
Mar 5 - Dietitian: Drop in childhood obesity shows efforts are working
Mar 4 - New Auburn scares off competition to win Rube Goldberg
Mar 4 - Manufacturing Outreach Center receives $500,000 federal grant
Mar 3 - Blue Devils student-athletes hosting activity-filled Kids Night Out
Mar 3 - Professor, students offer limited income tax preparation service
Feb 28 - High school teams will try to zip it at Rube Goldberg contest
Feb 27 - Student club to hold hospitality silent auction in Heritage Hall
Feb 26 - Registration and Records office to receive state honor for excellence
Feb 25 - Federal grant to support student research into lake pollution
Feb 24 - Students make 150 bowls for local Empty Bowls fundraiser
Feb 20 - UW-Stout receives quality certification for distance learning
Feb 19 - Rock song by 1966 student band becomes a hit 48 years later
Feb 19 - Master's program students to benefit from Adobe partnership
Feb 18 - Alumna honored by Governor's Council on Financial Literacy
Feb 17 - Speakers set for Red Cedar Watershed Conference March 13
Feb 17 - Two FCCLA Stars competitions scheduled this week on campus
Feb 17 - STEM College expects big turnout for annual SkillsUSA competition
Feb 17 - Conference to feature Miss Hmong America, other speakers
Feb 17 - State Legislature to honor Chancellor Sorensen on Tuesday
Feb 13 - Club Managers Association chapter wins national award
Feb 13 - Take2 at UW-Stout - Feb. 13-19, 2013
Feb 12 - Ramsaroop receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Feb 12 - Student coordinates first Fit for Family community program
Feb 10 - Student works at NFL autograph stage during Super Bowl week
Feb 10 - Employer interest strong for first-ever Spring Career Conference
Feb 10 - Faculty, students engage in collaborative project in Mideast
Feb 7 - Regents approve bachelor's degree in criminal justice and rehabilitation
Feb 5 - Olympics aside, Fab Lab scholar enjoying chance to work in U.S.
Feb 4 - University Centers director receives national certification
Feb 4 - Federal grant program to bring young African leaders to campus
Feb 3 - STEPS roommates reconnect at UW-Stout, this time as students
Feb 3 - Eight students named to state College All-Star Honors Band
Jan 31 - Master's program agreement signed with Chinese university
Jan 31 - Art and design professor gets a call from 'Ghostbusters'
Jan 29 - Three Minnesota siblings happy they wound up at UW-Stout
Jan 28 - West Coast artist to unveil design exhibit, discuss work Feb. 3
Jan 27 - Bowman named first endowed chair of construction leadership
Jan 27 - Professor to discuss game strategy for Super Bowl of snacking
Jan 24 - Additional forums scheduled to solicit input on next chancellor
Jan 23 - High school students advance to state DECA competition
Jan 23 - Professor's landscape exhibit opens Jan. 23 at Furlong Gallery
Jan 21 - Chancellor offers thanks for support as he begins his final semester
Jan 16 - Independent film 'North Passage' directed by art professor to screen
Jan 16 - Professor receives Minnesota arts board grant for solo exhibit
Jan 15 - Undergrad studies indigenous group in Amazon jungle
Jan 15 - Search begins for new chancellor, the first in 26 years
Jan 10 - Harvey Hall closed for renovation; 2016 celebration planned
Jan 6 - Two students receive national print, graphics scholarships
Jan 6 - Former college roommates' art careers right out of the movies
Jan 3 - Video conferences for UW System president candidates open to public
Jan 2 - Dance Ensemble student club to present fall show this weekend
Dec 30 - New software makes registering for UW-Stout classes a breeze
Dec 30 - Food science grad starting work three weeks after classes end
Dec 23 - New Web page makes it easier to get answers from university
Dec 20 - Historic university photos added to UW Digital Collections
Dec 19 - Army ROTC Northwoods Battalion commissions four cadets
Dec 18 - Benefit by students raises more than $1,000 for local shelter
Dec 17 - Graduate does double duty with class on commencement day
Dec 17 - Campus video delivers message of hope, support to students
Dec 16 - Nothing stopped student from earning special ed degree
Dec 16 - Graduates, families enjoy celebratory buffet in student center
Dec 14 - 'Dare to dream,' Chancellor Sorensen tells graduates
Dec 13 - Art by three professors selected for major exhibits
Dec 11 - Forum will examine how to navigate holiday family gatherings
Dec 11 - Search for new chancellor to begin with formation of search committee
Dec 10 - Business, marketing judges sought for DECA conference
Dec 9 - Special events, presentations scheduled as semester winds down
Dec 9 - Nearly 800 to receive diplomas at winter commencement
Dec 6 - Holiday Giving Tree bringing gifts to needy local children
Dec 6 - Ten McNair scholars present research at national conference
Dec 6 - Student animation projects make the grade at MET show
Dec 4 - Diversity conference shows students 'different is beautiful'
Dec 3 - Community class introduces residents to digital design, Fab Lab
Dec 2 - 'Journey to the West' is theme of Hmong New Year celebration
Dec 2 - School districts to be represented at Partnership for Success
Dec 2 - After 26 years, Chancellor Sorensen to retire from UW-Stout
Nov 27 —Hope for the Holidays event Dec. 7 benefits Bridge to Hope
Nov 26 —Winter choral concert to celebrate songs from around the world
Nov 26 —Symphonic Band concert to provide 'Music for a Winter's Day'
Nov 26 —Ten-year enrollment growth second highest in UW System
Nov 26 —Digital puppetry class to work with The Jim Henson Company
Nov 25 —Employee's 35 years span typewriter age to computer age
Nov 25 —Kuester receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Nov 25 —Apparel students take third place in functional clothing design contest
Nov 21 —Kennedy assassination brought campus to a halt in 1963
Nov 19 —Learning communities help freshmen connect to campus life
Nov 18 —Professor to receive Sloan national online teaching award
Nov 18 —Students tour clubs, present research at national, state conferences
Nov 18 —Two School of Education students win Sips scholarships
Nov 14 —Student enjoys internship at exclusive club, despite long hours
Nov 13 —Design students win award at Minneapolis fashion show
Nov 12 —Students, professors present research at national honors event
Nov 12 —School of Art and Design lands digital art and design award
Nov 11 —Jazz from Harvey Nov. 16 highlights student, guest bands
Nov 11 —Cold, ice bring out the best in alumnus' bronze sculptures
Nov 11 —Week ahead features several special events on campus
Nov 8 —National champion Nelson to receive prestigious NCAA award
Nov 7 —Professor praises FDA's plan to ban trans fat, has questions
Nov 7 —Professor's art exhibit opens Friday, Nov. 8, in Minneapolis
Nov 7 —Students pitch in to help local senior citizens, children
Nov 7 —International peace scholar from Notre Dame to speak Nov. 14
Nov 6 —Campuswide recycling, composting efforts are getting results
Nov 5 —Professor receives national vocational rehabilitation award
Nov 5 —International Week features show, exhibits by foreign students
Nov 4 —Documentary, simulation put poverty in spotlight Nov. 10
Nov 4 —Workshop with local agencies to examine sustainable communities
Nov 4 —Veterans Day activities to include ceremony, video, photo display
Nov 4 —'Almost, Maine' opens Wednesday at Harvey Hall Theatre
Oct 31 —Students say 'No More' to domestic violence, sexual assault
Oct 30 —Engineering program proposals draw applause from governor
Oct 30 —Couples at 50-year reunion also mark golden anniversaries
Oct 29 —Golf management alumni proving their mettle on the course
Oct 29 —Lundequam receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Oct 28 —More than 300 high school students expected for STEM Career Day
Oct 28 —Students, faculty present research at conference in Italy
Oct 28 —Alumna's career goes green with sustainable furniture designs
Oct 28 —Executive, alumna to speak on corporate social responsibility
Oct 25 —Two couples, group receive Distinguished Alumni awards
Oct 24 —University Theatre to stage romantic comedy 'Almost, Maine'
Oct 23 —Tribute to hospitality professor held at seminar in Spain
Oct 21 —Children invited to north campus for annual trick-or-treat event
Oct 21 —Campus activities coordinator receives statewide award
Oct 21 —Workshop, conference address raising children with disabilities
Oct 17 —Award-winning student looking forward to beginning career at Target
Oct 16 —State gives final approval to $28 million Harvey Hall renovation
Oct 15 —Memorial wall to be dedicated Friday at student center
Oct 14 —About 700 visitors expected for three Campus Preview Days
Oct 10 —Homecoming week activities kick off with campus dance
Oct 9 —Medieval-inspired medical device earns student first in contest
Oct 9 —UW-Stout receives $4.6 million federal grant to aid youth with disabilities
Oct 8 —Flute recital by guest artist is Oct. 14 at Harvey Hall Theatre
Oct 7 —UW-Stout, Indiana State partner on Oscar Wilde research
Oct 7 —New graduate returns to recruit students for his company
Oct 7 —University's first doctoral program receives final approval
Oct 7 —Series kicks off with 'The Price of Sand' screening, discussion
Oct 7 —Three students, alumna to receive state restaurant awards
Oct 7 —Golden Reunion planned for alumni from the early 1960s
Oct 3 —University hires first full-time Veteran Services administrator
Oct 2 —Alumnae keep their promise, stay connected the old-fashioned way
Oct 1 —High school students can explore futures on STEM Career Day
Oct 1 —UW-Stout center receives $2 million from federal labor grant
Sep 30 —Lunchtime talk will cover the bad side of good cholesterol
Sep 30 —Recent graduates' film chosen for Flyway Film Festival
Sep 27 —Bonjour receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Sep 26 —Weidner speaks of keys to success during first campus visit
Sep 26 —Three faculty, staff honored by national organizations
Sep 25 —Golf enterprise management students receive national award
Sep 25 —Professor's entry advances in international ArtPrize contest
Sep 24 —Foundation awards more than $600,000 in scholarships
Sep 24 —Students take top honors at Gutenberg Award competition
Sep 23 —University honored again as Military Friendly school
Sep 23 —UW-Stout helping sponsor Northern Great Plains History Conference
Sep 20 —Alumnus, DreamWorks Animation artist to speak Tuesday
Sep 20 —Industrial design students shine in national competitions
Sep 20 —University's enrollment numbers increase significantly
Sep 19 —Students give high marks to University Dining Services
Sep 18 —State gives final approval for renovation of residence hall
Sep 17 —Visit by pro golf star helps make student's internship memorable
Sep 16 —Campus to host annual family, consumer sciences conference
Sep 16 —Artists in Rock and Roll print exhibit inspired by album covers
Sep 16 —University Police want you to Run From the Cops, for charity
Sep 12 —NSF grant provides S-STEM scholarships for 27 students
Sep 11 —Art, photo students make most of summer studies in Europe
Sep 11 —Thomson Reuters collaborates on new Web development minor
Sep 9 —Harvey Hall project means longer walk to classes for faculty
Sep 9 —University receives WIAC All-Academic Award for third straight year
Sep 4 —Student presents game research at Chicago's Field Museum
Sep 3 —First of five Spanish language films to screen Sept. 9
Sep 3 —Special events lead up to, beyond first day of classes Thursday
Aug 29 —Big class of freshmen expected at UW-Stout this fall
Aug 26 —Library will liven up textbook pickup with minigolf, zombie activities
Aug 26 —Students to appear on 'Sewing With Nancy' national show
Aug 26 —Move-in Day means Sunday won't be a day of rest on campus
Aug 23 —University to open new year with discussion of important issues
Aug 22 —University Housing civic work day to benefit Menomonie
Aug 21 —Professor's biography chronicles Harold Stassen's highs, lows
Aug 20 —Wisconsin in Scotland students enjoy class visit from filmmaker
Aug 19 —Farm to School coming to Dunn County with university support
Aug 15 —Collaboration agreement signed with university from Russia
Aug 14 —University achieves silver ranking in national sustainability program
Aug 14 —Auditing classes gives senior citizen 'a renewed lease on life'
Aug 13 —Curriculum changes to help cut debt, ease way to four-year graduation
Aug 8 —Career Services registering employers for fall conference
Jul 31 —Chancellor Sorensen: Reilly was 'tireless advocate' for UW System
Jul 30 —Jarvis Hall getting back to normal after June flood, power outage
Jul 23 —Faculty provide hands-on instruction at summer science academy
Jul 19 —UW-Stout implements plan to address Menomonie's boil water advisory
Jul 18 —Precollege Program introduces students to life at a university
Jul 15 —Plastics engineering students help youth hockey program
Jul 10 —Students research EEG-based lie detection during summer project
Jul 10 —UW-Stout, UW-Eau Claire collaborate on printing services
Jul 8 —Prestigious Gates scholarship will help student pursue dream
Jul 3 —Gallery 209 student show features variety of art techniques
Jul 2 —Dean takes certificate to online student in St. Petersburg, Russia
Jun 25 —Two college transition programs receive Great Lakes grants
Jun 24 —Several buildings on campus recovering from water damage
Jun 18 —Chikthimmah top graduate instructor; faculty, staff recognized
Jun 17 —Abrams scholarship hits $50,000, thanks to students' donation
Jun 13 —Flash Frozen wins national E-3 video game competition
Jun 13 —Camps, conferences help keep campus busy during summer
Jun 10 —Furlong Gallery exhibit features 73 student works of art
May 30 —Employee earns her degree, with assist from co-workers
May 28 —Field trip excites third-graders, benefits education students
May 24 —Education cycle starts anew with freshman orientation
May 23 —Four professors honored by professional organizations
May 22 —Flash Frozen a finalist in E3 national video game competition
May 22 —Students construct two buildings at police shooting range
May 21 —Army ROTC Northwoods Battalion commissions seven cadets
May 21 —Seven students awarded Potential for Excellence Scholarship
May 15 —Green Bay-area students finish degrees without leaving home
May 14 —Frank receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
May 14 —Borgmeyer receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
May 13 —Students' film to screen at Qhia Dab Neeg festival in St. Paul
May 13 —Online master's students see campus, meet for first time
May 11 —Chancellor to graduates: Be open to change, challenge yourself
May 10 —Students can donate unwanted items at Spring Move Out
May 8 —University's efforts to curb alcohol abuse are paying off
May 7 —Graduate excited to begin her career in biotech industry
May 6 —Samuel E. Wood Medallion, leadership award winners named
May 6 —Film, speaker to focus on sustainable foods, economic recovery
May 6 —Nearly 1,400 to receive diplomas at spring commencement
May 3 —STEM Expo to honor students, feature research projects
May 3 —Let the games begin: Students to launch new video games
May 3 —Art for the masses: steamroller printmaking, Senior Shows
May 1 —Alumna's debut book makes N.Y. Times best-seller list
Apr 29 —Research Day to feature poster presentations, awards
Apr 29 —Administrator honored with lifetime recognition award
Apr 29 —Blue Devil Productions brings home awards from regional event
Apr 25 —School of Art and Design wins national Digital-Tutors award
Apr 24 —Stout Student Association backs 2 percent tuition increase
Apr 24 —Honors College students present research at regional event
Apr 23 —Stout University Foundation supports research with special grants
Apr 22 —Close to 1,000 expected for early childhood conference
Apr 22 —Three-day, 68-mile Books for Africa walk to kick off Friday
Apr 22 —Students on stage, in concert hall, cooking salsa this week
Apr 19 —National art sleuth who preserved UW-Stout paintings to speak
Apr 18 —High school teams to compete in Supermileage Challenge
Apr 18 —Jazz from Harvey to feature university Jazz Orchestra
Apr 17 —Co-op award winner ready for next step with full-time job
Apr 17 —Professors receive $550,000 federal grant to study wetlands
Apr 16 —Professor's science-based novel project earns national honor
Apr 15 —Silhouettes fashion show to feature designs by 60 students
Apr 15 —Retired professor authors book on golf course owners
Apr 12 —Book sale, activities planned for National Library Week
Apr 11 —Student takes passion for environment to state Capitol
Apr 11 —First Weidner Center scholarship recipients announced
Apr 10 —Research by 47 students to be presented at national conference
Apr 10 —Students place at information technology national competition
Apr 10 —Northwoods Battalion cadets earn German proficiency badge
Apr 9 —Steans receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Apr 8 —Students to present research on university's historic mural
Apr 8 —Family Weekend kicks off busy final month of academic year
Apr 8 —Students swing into spring with fashion show, volunteer day
Apr 4 —Family Weekend April 12-14 offers diverse, fun lineup
Apr 4 —Students take action for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Apr 3 —Three-day Book Walk for Africa to kick off at university library
Apr 1 —Registration and Records receives two awards for efficiency
Apr 1 —Thursday: A psychology mystery, an art show and talking Muslim peace
Mar 29 —Health and Wellness Fair offers vendors, activities, much more
Mar 29 —Musical 'Spring Awakening' explores adolescent boundaries
Mar 28 —Fashion Without Fabric show promises one-of-a-kind creations
Mar 27 —Two students land dream internships with TV bridal show
Mar 25 —Professor, students offer limited income tax preparation service
Mar 25 —Students help children with spring planting at greenhouse
Mar 25 —Aging solo is topic of professor's Mayo Clinic Health System presentation
Mar 21 —Building Commission approves renovation of residence halls
Mar 19 —MFA in Design takes students, university in a new direction
Mar 18 —Three high school students named Stout Scholarship winners
Mar 13 —Game design program named one of best in U.S. by Princeton Review
Mar 12 —Golf management students benefit from industry partnership
Mar 11 —Kimberly High School pounds out Rube Goldberg victory
Mar 11 —Class heading south for civil rights tour, service work during spring break
Mar 11 —Professor to discuss civic engagement at watershed conference
Mar 11 —Three professors honored with state, national awards
Mar 5 —Program to feature alumna, Fox Valley Technical College president
Mar 5 —Composting, recycling program expanded to all buildings
Mar 5 —Oakland receives Classified Employee Appreciation Award
Mar 4 —Oxfam Hunger Banquet aims to raise awareness, help Hmong rice pantry
Mar 4 —The Qube, an LGBTQ resource center, to hold grand opening
Mar 4 —Rube Goldberg teams hope to nail down a regional victory
Feb 28 —RockFest climbing competition adds Reel Rock Film Tour
Feb 28 —Packaging program recognized by national news website
Feb 27 —Student-athlete uses physics to compare types of softball bats
Feb 26 —Minnesota artist is focus of film, exhibit at Furlong Gallery
Feb 25 —SkillsUSA competition returns to UW-Stout for 30th year
Feb 25 —Campus taking part in annual Recyclemania competition
Feb 25 —Three faculty named Wisconsin Teaching Fellows and Scholars
Feb 22 —UW-Stout graduates find success in workplace at 97 percent pace
Feb 21 —Chancellor Sorensen comments on 2013-15 state budget proposal
Feb 19 —Professor co-invents ergonomic chair that receives U.S. patent
Feb 18 —Issues of Humanity kicks off with poverty simulation, speaker
Feb 18 —Middle, high school students to compete in FCCLA Star events
Feb 18 —More than 50 companies to be represented at hospitality career fair
Feb 14 —Graduate's design modeled in Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue
Feb 13 —Watershed conference to feature Aldo Leopold Foundation director
Feb 12 —Service learning students donate time, supplies on Jamaica trip
Feb 11 —Romantic signals will be clear during Valentine's Day event
Feb 11 —Four golf management students help at national conference
Feb 11 —Program set for former chancellor Swanson's memorial service
Feb 8 —University's first doctoral program approved by Board of Regents
Feb 7 —Officials to celebrate $80,000 grant for regional program
Feb 5 —Health and Fitness Center to hold certification workshops
Feb 4 —University joins national sustainability tracking program
Feb 4 —Nine students make music with College All Star Honors Band
Feb 4 —Marianne Neidermyer named Classified Employee of the Month
Feb 1 —University honors four with Distinguished Alumni Award
Feb 1 —Memorial service Feb. 16 on campus for former chancellor Swanson
Jan 30 —Fab Lab brings MIT, worldwide technology network to UW-Stout
Jan 29 —Saxophone recital will feature music director and guests
Jan 29 —Reminiscence Speaker Series to feature Glenn Gehring
Jan 28 —UW-Stout mourns passing of former chancellor Swanson
Jan 28 —New weekly student newscast, 'Take2 at UW-Stout,' debuts on campus
Jan 24 —Education students dig into classroom research for Spring Valley teachers
Jan 22 —New mobile app offers easy access to university information
Jan 22 —Scientist to present 'Going Nuclear' at Honors College colloquium
Jan 22 —Students set personal goals as they begin new semester
Jan 22 —Model Brian Rody answers to the call 'Hey, Culligan man!'
Jan 17 —'About Stout' video featuring chancellor, vice chancellor available online
Jan 16 —Professorship shared by three in apparel, design, development
Jan 14 —Graduate's shoebox design is featured in new packaging book
Jan 14 —Group of faculty, students see big picture with Help-Portrait project
Jan 14 —Interim provost to address faculty, staff to start second semester
Jan 10 —Community health clinic helps residents take step in right direction
Jan 9 —Businessman donates $1 million to property management program
Jan 8 —Students' chair designs to be featured in Minneapolis exhibit
Jan 8 —Graduate strengthens university ties to NASA research center
Jan 3 —Student who beat cancer awarded Randy Pausch Scholarship
Dec 27 —Mass spectrometer offers students space-age experience
Dec 20 —Students' eco-friendly camera, clock ideas top design contest
Dec 19 —Griesbach appointed executive director of Student Life Services
Dec 18 —Black Tie Event will feature entertainment design projects
Dec 15 —Graduate found silver lining, career focus after breaking neck
Dec 15 —Graduates challenged by chancellor to take risks in their careers
Dec 13 —Fraternity brothers band together to honor fallen classmate
Dec 12 —Students land 11 animation projects in juried festival
Dec 7 —Nearly 800 to receive diplomas at winter commencement
Dec 7 —Bikes, video games, art and design: Students to present work
Dec 7 —STEM Expo to feature more than 100 student research projects
Dec 4 —Student ready to take on new role: Miss Minnesota USA
Nov 30 —Holiday Giving Tree helps local children, families in need
Nov 29 —Symphonic Singers, Vocal Jazz Ensemble present holiday show
Nov 28 —Campus to host forensics tournament Friday, Saturday
Nov 28 —Student enjoys 'awesome' experience as Vikings cheerleader
Nov 28 —Rach named associate dean, to lead School of Hospitality Leadership
Nov 27 —Activist Winona LaDuke to speak as part of Intersections forum
Nov 26 —Hope for the Holidays caps domestic violence awareness projects
Nov 26 —Students collecting play items for children in Nicaragua
Nov 26 —Student musicians present Winter Concert, Jazz from Harvey
Nov 20 —Likeness of child's forearm preserved before surgery
Nov 20 —Chancellor explains origins of Thanksgiving traditions
Nov 19 —Students learn big meal basics in Quantity Food Production class
Nov 13 —Volunteer Here! aims to become hub for community service
Nov 13 —Police officers named Classified Employees of the Month
Nov 12 —Students bag second place with potato chip packaging solution
Nov 12 —Assistant professor to speak at UW-Madison on frac sand mining
Nov 9 —Buck rampage shook building, shook up employees, students
Nov 7 —Online student reaches out to classmates after Tunisia attacks
Nov 6 —Bessie named provost, vice chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs
Nov 5 —Children in FIRST LEGO League event hope to find 'Senior Solutions'
Nov 5 —Students design evacuation harness, take second in contest
Nov 5 —Student's work appears on cover of Taste of Home publication
Nov 2 —Students help senior citizens during fall Yard Cleanup
Oct 31 —CEO credits university for giving him strong foundation
Oct 30 —Online courses helped student in Afghanistan stay on track
Oct 29 —'The Shadow Box' mixes laughter while examining life, loss
Oct 29 —Menomonie sculpture brought to life via instructor's tall tale
Oct 29 —University Archives and Area Research Center celebrate with display
Oct 29 —SSA efforts help students prepare to vote on Election Day
Oct 25 —University Housing honored for improving residence hall life
Oct 25 —Chancellor to address state summit on tobacco-free campuses
Oct 24 —North campus residence halls to host Halloween activities Oct. 30
Oct 23 —University Centers director honored by state organization
Oct 22 —Get Swabbed: Students organize bone marrow registry event
Oct 22 —Sustainability Day activities planned; recycling options expand
Oct 22 —Hellogoodbye helps Blue Devil Productions celebrate 10th birthday
Oct 17 —National grant will target classroom research, Lake Menomin
Oct 15 —Social justice events feature poverty simulation, performer
Oct 15 —Students ready to rake for residents during Yard Cleanup project
Oct 15 —Stanislawski receives statewide business education award
Oct 12 —University to receive state Educational Diversity Award
Oct 11 —School of Education recognizes Sips for Scholarships winners
Oct 10 —Theater department to present 'The Shadow Box' Nov. 7-10
Oct 10 —Nationally recognized duo to perform at Harvey Hall Theatre
Oct 9 —CEO of Lineage Logistics Bill Hendricksen to speak on campus
Oct 8 —Professional Science Master's program approved by Regents
Oct 8 —Instructor selected for prestigious engineering symposium
Oct 8 —Volleyball team to host Dig for a Cure game, fundraiser
Oct 4 —Chancellor tells Board of Regents of successes, plans for future
Oct 4 —Student uses Career Conference as springboard to job offer
Oct 3 —Construction department's Masonry Day features four speakers
Oct 3 —Study shows university economic impact nearly $300 million a year
Oct 1 —Alumnus' innovative design brings crutches into the modern age
Oct 1 —School of Education plans third annual Sips for Scholarships
Oct 1 —Board of Regents meetings to be held on campus Thursday, Friday
Sep 27 —Lumberjack Homecoming will feature flannel, football
Sep 27 —Saving Ryan: Help arrived quickly after student suffered cardiac arrest
Sep 25 —Golf enterprise students working long hours at Ryder Cup
Sep 24 —Three art professors exhibit works at regional galleries
Sep 24 —Dance Team to hold clinic for children, perform at game
Sep 21 —Sculpture installation completes new university gateway
Sep 20 —Program at Famous Dave's inspires multicultural students
Sep 19 —Accelerated teaching program geared to business professionals
Sep 18 —Alumna puts retail career on hold for shot at Hollywood stardom
Sep 17 —Registration open for homecoming Blue Devil Run/Walk
Sep 17 —UW-Stout again makes list of Military Friendly schools
Sep 13 —Career and Technology Education Conference Oct. 18-19
Sep 13 —'Waiting for Superman' kicks off campus film-dialogue series
Sep 12 —Faculty panel to examine, discuss Affordable Care Act
Sep 10 —Art instructor's solo exhibit opens at Minneapolis' Soap Factory
Sep 10 —Food for Thought series begins Wednesday with panel discussion
Sep 10 —Foundation to award scholarships, mark 50th anniversary
Sep 6 —Graduate program in counseling receives national accreditation
Sep 4 —Renovated Fleming Hall in spotlight as students return
Sep 4 —Reminiscence Speaker Series to feature Carlyle 'Gil' Gilbertson
Sep 4 —International education offices move onto Main Street
Sep 4 —Students invited to 30th annual Meet Menomonie business event
Sep 4 —Recent graduate's new video game available in App Store
Aug 31 —Laptop rollout under way as students gear up for classes
Aug 30 —Golf management students to use latest event software
Aug 30 —Early childhood education grads making a difference in Arizona
Aug 27 —Seven years after Katrina, student president on right path
Aug 27 —Campus initiatives discussed during Opening Day sessions
Aug 27 —Athletic director, assistant director on NCAA committees
Aug 27 —The Ministry to celebrate new location with open house Thursday
Aug 27 —Move-in Day at residence halls will bring thousands to campus
Aug 24 —University to offer online M.S. degree in sustainable management
Aug 23 —UW-Stout kicks off academic year Monday with "engagement sessions"
Aug 14 —Alumnus chronicles Woodstock memories, impact in film
Aug 13 —Peterson to Olympians: Keep success, failure in perspective
Aug 8 —Student enjoys out-of-this-world co-op experience with NASA
Aug 6 —Golf enterprise alumni take education to the pro shop
Aug 1 —Student works in shadows of great-grandparents at Ellis Island
Jul 24 —Alumnus takes over as Positive Alternatives director
Jul 19 —Visiting students find math research, weather to their liking
Jul 18 —Students enjoy hands-on-scales experiences at Pigeon Lake
Jul 18 —Industry-education partnerships touted at STEM conference
Jul 16 —College of Management students receive national awards
Jul 12 —Students learn global aspects of manufacturing on trip to China
Jul 11 —Faculty published in new STEM book; conference Monday, Tuesday
Jul 9 —Annual STEPS for Girls under way, with an eye on the future
Jul 5 —UW-Stout professors granted tenure, receive promotions
Jul 3 —New electrical substation to keep campus running for decades
Jun 22 —TEACH Precollege gives students a head start on teaching
Jun 20 —Alumna Shelly Ibach promoted to CEO of Select Comfort
Jun 20 —Tamara French named Classified Employee of the Month
Jun 19 —University Dining Services employees complete certification
Jun 18 —Alm named CAHSS dean
Jun 14 —Discovery Center receives $240,000 economic development grant
Jun 13 —Professor's, students' Lake Huron research published by Nature
Jun 12 —Lyons will lead Administrative and Student Life Services
Jun 8 —Campus to help host Nature Valley Bicycle Festival race, rides
Jun 7 —'About Stout' video featuring provost available online
Jun 5 —Pulitzer winner, other authors aid students' book for charity
May 30 —Three marketing education alumni receive teaching awards
May 30 —Apparel student uses new skill to win national contest
May 24 —Early childhood education graduate following small footsteps
May 22 —Chippewa Valley Hispanic group given new website, logo by students
May 17 —National Rural Institute on Alcohol and Drug Abuse coming up
May 16 —Award-winning professor teaches science in novel way
May 14 —Packaging students sweep top three places in national contest
May 9 —Alumni to receive honorary doctorates at commencement
May 4 —Hopkins-Best named interim provost and vice chancellor
Apr 30 —Time to shine: Silhouettes fashion show to feature glow-in-the-dark designs
Apr 30 —Student teams to compete in Apprentice Dunn County showcase
Apr 25 —School of Art and Design students, professors exhibiting works
Apr 23 —Campus composting program expands to food, nutrition department
Apr 23 —More than 90 projects to be presented on Research Day
Apr 23 —Stout University Foundation celebrating 50 years of growth, support
Apr 18 —Let the bad films roll: Students create museum drive-in exhibit
Apr 17 —Discovery Center researcher wins state award for fuel cell work
Apr 16 —Take Back the Night one of 11 sexual assault awareness projects
Apr 16 —Events, activities planned by students to mark Earth Week, Earth Day
Apr 13 —Board of Regents approves two new majors in fine arts
Apr 10 —Public input sought for new sustainability film-speaker series
Apr 5 —Alumna promotes healthy living through cookbook, business
Apr 2 —Class uses animation to continue Rube Goldberg tradition
Mar 29 —Federal TRIO programs prepare students for college, beyond
Mar 28 —Student-athletes recognized
Mar 22 —UW-Stout goes mobile
Mar 21 —Celebrate NanoDays event features hands-on activities
Mar 15 —Online recruiting fair offers live chat, virtual 'booth'
Mar 15 —Roland Carter named new senior development specialist
Mar 14 —Food students help Pillsbury narrow down Bake-Off finalists
Mar 13 —Student reaps rewards as president of Club Managers chapter
Mar 8 —Science educator recognized for excellence by state group
Mar 7 —Student's winning coat rack design headed into production
Mar 5 —Employment rate for graduates remains at 97.9 percent
Mar 1 —Six students to present research at Posters in the Rotunda
Feb 28 —Hoyt to be featured at next Reminiscence Speaker Series
Feb 27 —UW-Stout receives $1 million gift from graduates who met at school
Feb 27 —Blue-green algae issues to be discussed at Red Cedar River conference
Feb 22 —Successful alumna offers career advice at hospitality fair
Feb 20 —About 350 students expected for annual SkillsUSA competition
Feb 15 —'About Stout' video available
Feb 15 —Study abroad fundraiser planned at Harvey Hall Theatre
Feb 14 —Raising awareness is key component of Recyclemania competition
Feb 11 —The votes are in: Blaze chosen as name for Blue Devil mascot
Feb 10 —Board of Regents approves two new majors in fine arts
Feb 9 —Student receives UW System grant to study composting in city
Feb 7 —Workshop will examine the issue of academic integrity
Feb 6 —Professors volunteer for USAID Farmer to Farmer in Nicaragua
Feb 6 —Voter ID cards, proof of enrollment forms available to students
Jan 30 —They like to move it: Annual campus exercise program begins
Jan 25 —Conference to examine Red Cedar River watershed issues
Jan 24 —List of mascot names narrowed to four; voting under way
Jan 23 —Students impressed with renovated Memorial Student Center
Jan 12 —Self-help for the new year Part 3: Physical conditioning tips
Jan 12 —Self-help for the new year Part 1: Emotional health tips
Jan 12 —Semester to kick off with chancellor welcome, development programs
Jan 11 —Towels made by alumnus will help 70,000 cheer on Packers
Jan 10 —DECA District competition to draw about 500 high school students
Jan 9 —'Everybody Can Be Great' is theme of MLK Day commemoration
Jan 9 —Student, public input sought on name of new university mascot
Jan 5 —Professor's study offers promise of fresher, safer asparagus
Jan 4 —Mobile site gives students cell phone access to accounts
Jan 3 —Winterm enrollment increases 15.4 percent, sets record
Dec 29 —Art major's career looking bright after sunglasses hit market
Dec 28 —Professor certified by international packaging organization
Dec 19 —Faculty member honored for 13 years of service to WIAC
Dec 19 —Packaging student receives major scholarship from Prent
Dec 19 —Chancellor urges graduates to 'reinstate the value of civility'
Dec 16 —Kralewski named Classified Employee of the Month for October
Dec 14 —Marshfield Clinic program offers intense hands-on experience
Dec 14 —ROTC commissioning ceremony scheduled for four cadets
Dec 6 —University registrar lends expertise to college in Azerbaijan
Dec 6 —Using too much electricity is a turn-off for group of freshmen
Dec 5 —New university website features easier navigation, fresh look


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Also they need to explore trades that may not be sexy but would help the team. I really hope Walt is looking under every rock this offseason.


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Welcome to the Parking Services Department!
Online Parking Services
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There is no ON-CAMPUS Shuttle Service with the exception of the evening shuttle service. There is no summer shuttle service.
Apartment Shuttle Service from The Grove Apartments
First Stop: 7:30 am Last Stop: 6 pm
Frequency: Approx. every 30 minutes
FALL 2015 News:
For the Fall, Spring, Summer 2015 semesters: We have over 500 parking spaces in the ALL ZONE parking lots. All Zone parking is located across Washington St. near the softball fields and the Horticulture building.There are shuttle rides to and from the All Zone parking lots to the campus.
Starting in the Fall 2015 semester student Parking Prices will be:
Fall 2015.....$80.00 (this permit will be good for Spring and Summer 2016) (Expiration is on the decal)
Spring 2016.....$40.00 (this permit will be good for Spring and Summer 2016) (Expiration is on the decal)
Summer 2016...$20.00 (this permit will be good for the Summer 2016 semester only
Starting in the Fall 2015 semester Faculty/staff Parking Prices will be:
At-Large - $80.00
There will be no remote parking sold at $25.00
For more information about parking policies and the new campus shuttle service, contact the Office of Parking Services at 254-968-9001
Parking Events & Closures
Effective January 2015:
Venture Apartments Parking Lot is for Venture residents only! NO other residential students may park there. All violators will be towed.
University Village Apartments Parking Lot is for University Village residents only! NO other residential students may park there. All violators will be towed.
REMEMBER: During the Summer session ALL parking rules stay the same. Please DO NOT park in reserved spaces. You may park there after 5pm until 6am.
Effective August 24, 2015, Fall 2015 semester, all vehicles left in reserved lots/spaces after 6am WILL BE TOWED at the drivers expense.
STUDENTS: Order Your Permit Online! Permits available to order August 17, 2015.
After ordering your permit, print out your email confirmation and place it face up on your dash. This will serve as your temporary permit until you receive your parking decal through the mail. Decals come from out of state, we do not have them in our office. Please call us if you have any questions. It's paid with your tuition, so all you do is place the order. Thank you and welcome back to Tarleton!