An Evening of Black & Gold is an event opened to the public that raises scholarship money for students attending the UW Oshkosh.
It is a formal event that includes cocktails, dinner, entertainment,...
On Feb. 27, four UW Oshkosh public relations students were joined by census workers on the UWO campus to inform students about the 2020 census and encourage students to pledge to take the census.
The...
A UW Oshkosh professor’s research on the relationship between the taxation of e-cigarettes and the sales of cigarettes reveals a dangerous consequence of e-cigarette taxation.
Chad Cotti, chair of...
Wisconsin United to Amend, a nonpartisan state network of concerned citizens dedicated to removing “dark money” from politics, is organizing in Oshkosh to collect signatures in order to fulfill its...
The Winnebago County Industrial Development Board voted last month to enter a public-private partnership that aims to expand broadband access in rural communities.
The partnership with US Internet,...
After helping workers get to their jobs more than 1,000 times in 2019, the Winnebago County Catch-a-Ride Program is seeking more drivers to help fill gaps in transportation and reduce employment barriers.
Currently...
When John and Joann Cross met at a party in 1974, they never imagined that what began as a budding friendship would blossom into a healthy marriage and a four-decade career in academia.
Before they...
UW System Regent Karen Walsh’s family foundation, BerbeeWalsh Foundation, donated $2000 to the recently opened food pantry at UW Oshkosh and plans to donate more.
Walsh described the BerbeeWalsh Foundation...
From outward appearances, Joy Evans, a senior at UW Oshkosh, seems to have it made.
She’s a McNair Scholar alumna who is on her way to graduate school, has been recognized as student of the month by...
On Feb. 20, the UW Oshkosh History Department held a presentation for Black History Month, given by history professor Michelle Kuhl.
For the past few years, Kuhl has been giving her students the Sundown...
