Oct. 14, 1971 — The Arts and Communication Center’s 500-seat theater is named the Fredric March Theatre. The ceremony includes a presentation of Frederich Duerrenmatt’s “The Visit” to honor the...
On Tuesday, Oct.12, several organizations within UW Oshkosh worked together to host a showing of the Emmy-winning documentary “Kids in Crisis: You’re Not Alone.”
“Kids in Crisis” was produced...
The attention-grabbing Netflix show “Squid Game” is shattering foreign show records with its viewing numbers thanks to its captivating plot, expansive social media presence and presentation of...
The Allen Priebe Art Gallery has a new exhibit, “Damien Davis: That John Henry Thing” and it is one that is full of expression.
Damien Davis, a New York-based artist that was raised in Phoenix, Arizona,...
Wild Nothing performed at Thalia Hall in Chicago last Thursday with Beach Fossils and Hannah Jadagu.
The show was filled with laid-back rock tunes and a genuine sense of gratitude from the bands...
Happy fall y’all! Students are excited for one of the most colorful changing seasons with so many fun activities to do.
When asked what their personal favorite fall activity was, UW-Oshkosh students...
Sept. 30, 1943 — Oshkosh announces the acquisition of industrialist William E. Pollock’s former house, known since 1971 as the Pollock Alumni House. Pollock aids the college in the purchase of his...
New York City rock band Hotline TNT released its first full-length album, “Nineteen In Love,” last Friday.
Hotline TNT is the moniker for Will Anderson, the creative mind behind the band. He...
The Oshkosh Public Museum’s exhibit is currently a look at the Titanic, more specifically, a look at how the Titanic carries a connection to Wisconsin.
The exhibit Titanic: The Wisconsin Connection,...
The UW Oshkosh theatre department will put on its first in-person play in two years when “A Moon for the Misbegotten” debuts Thursday.
Assistant Director Matt Peplinski said that the play is...
