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Moving forward: Top 10 stories of 2023 highlight success for and by students
3 Jan 2024
News, Dunn County
Student success, current and future, was at the heart of major progress made on multiple fronts during 2023 at UW-Stout.
The university’s top 10 news stories of the year reflect that progress. The list is led by state approval for the renovation of Heritage Hall and record private support for another project, the Recreation Complex. The facility improvements will support students on their higher education journey in the classroom and on campus in the years and decades to come.
Student success, the leading goal of UW-Stout’s FOCUS2030 strategic plan, also was the focus of the other top stories of the year, including new academic programs, major grants, achievements and awards.
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