April 5Physics/Astronomy is hosting solar eclipse viewing April 8 from 12:53-3:21 p.m., southwest of the Halsey Science Building. Solar eclipse glasses will be available.
Folks, it’s time for me to say goodbye to Reeve 19 and all of the memories it produced.
Thank you to every single person who has helped me get to where I am today.
Roommates, family, friends,...
Officials at UW Oshkosh and the university police are continuing their investigation into a social media post that went viral last weekend.
An image posted late on April 25 on Twitter showed several...
Cuts to Polk Library's budget over the last decade have left UW Oshkosh “far behind” its peer institutions in both staffing and collections, Polk Library Director Sarah Neises said.
“The chancellor...
There will be a new company in charge of dining services on the UW Oshkosh campuses next fall as UWO and Sodexo will not renew their current contract.
Dean of Students Art Munin sent a mass email informing...
A now-former member of Oshkosh College Republicans used derogatory language on Snapchat toward two OSA candidates, causing OSA and other university organizations to denounce the actions and encourage inclusion.
The...
The UW Oshkosh Bateman Team hosted “ID & Me,” an event that covered the topic of inclusion in the Public Relations field.
The event, which was held in Sage Hall on Monday night, is a part of a semester-long...
Cliff Christl works for one of the most recognizable brands in sports history. His job is to record and interpret the history of the Green Bay Packers organization.
Christl said an organization like...
How do you affect the sports world without being blessed with a 6’7”, 280 lbs body? Ask Shane Arman.
Arman is the senior director at Burns Entertainment & Sports Marketing firm in Chicago. Arman...
Pat Stiegman is the vice president and editorial director at ESPN. Stiegman, who graduated in 1988, is responsible for all content and the overall editorial direction of ESPN’s leading portfolio of digital...
He may have co-founded Politico and Axios media companies, but Jim VandeHei said he was a late bloomer.
“I was not a very good high school student, sorry,” VandeHei said in his keynote presentation...
