Baking is a labor of love, and Jules Kupsky is a baker who knows and embodies this sentiment well in her baked goods and in the bakery itself.
Two years ago on March 2., Kupsky officially opened the...
Saturday marked the spring edition of UW Oshkosh’s long-standing pub crawl tradition, but students weren’t the only ones participating. Some Oshkosh residents took advantage of the increased foot traffic...
Helping Others Perceive Equality (HOPE) is holding its annual Drag Show in the Reeve Memorial Union Ballroom Friday, April 11, from 8:30 p.m. to 12 a.m.
Hosted by Reeve Union Board’s Titan Nights,...
Since President Donald Trump’s election in mid-January, he has been on a crusade to end Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives under the pretense of protecting civil rights, but many minorities...
With the 2025 NFL Draft coming to Green Bay this month, residents of the area said they are preparing for the mass amount of people coming to the city or getting ready to attend the event themselves.
The...
Most college students spend the majority of their time in classes, extracurricular activities, clubs, dining halls, and more in an attempt to succeed at and receive an education, but now we get the chance...
Amber Lusvardi, an assistant political science professor at UW Oshkosh, presented at an event hosted on campus as part of the university’s Women’s and Gender Speaker Series during Women’s History...
The Paine Art Center and Gardens is opening up a new exhibition starting this Saturday that showcases the art of Native American basket weaving and preservation efforts.
Titled “Weaving a Legacy:...
In order to break out of inertia, Bonny Shade, lead speaker and educator at Bonny Shade Speaks, LLC, wants everyone to be human and be intentional within their community.
UWO’s Center for Student...
Austin Frerick, author of Barons: Money, Power, and the Corruption of America’s Food Industry, joined UW Oshkosh students and community members for a conversation about the problems surrounding the U.S....
