The UW Oshkosh campus television station, Titan TV, covers a variety of campus events and offers opportunities for students who have an interest in student media. Titan TV covers home games for campus...

Twenty-five Oshkosh restaurants will have the chance to show off their culinary skills as they participate in the 3rd annual Oshkosh Restaurant week March 3-13. Oshkosh Restaurant Week is a 10-day local...

The Paine Art Center and Gardens reopened on Friday following a temporary closure that allowed the facility to create two new exhibits: one showcasing South African glass bead art, and another showcasing...

There are 183 organizations here on campus, one of them being the Fishing Team. The Fishing Team is a sports club that offers students the opportunity for club outings, tournaments and meetings that...

Satori Imports is a downtown store that incorporates that ’60s feel in 2022. Locally owned since 1969, there’s something for everyone. According to their website, Satori Imports was started in 1969...

A recent call for poetry encourages local writers to submit their work to the Oshkosh Public Library to be considered for display on Main Street. In a partnership with the Downtown Business Improvement...

The UW Oshkosh campus radio station, 90.3 WRST-FM Oshkosh, offers a breadth of opportunities and is always looking for new talent to help out. Broadcasted from campus for more than 40 years, WRST is...

The poetry of Gwendolyn Brooks, the first Black author to win the Pulitzer Prize, will be presented by Mary Unger on Wednesday to honor Black History Month and explain Brook’s ability to articulate everyday...

The Annex Gallery welcomed a new exhibit “A Sense of Space,” a collection of artwork by Frank Juárez that documents the space around us and the beauty of it. Juárez is an award-winning art...

New York Times best seller “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue” written by V. E. Schwab is a story about a young girl who makes a deal with a god to live forever, but it comes with a catch--no one will...