More than 170 students, staff and faculty of UW Oshkosh came out to provide their support to various organizations throughout Oshkosh in the university’s semiannual Hands on Oshkosh event last Saturday. Hands...

UW Oshkosh will likely receive up to about $1.1 million in additional funding over the next two years after the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee allocated $54 million to the UW System last week, UWO’s...

UWO student is still recovering from an assault and robbery that occurred close to midnight Sept. 27. Jed Molitor was walking from his house on Scott Avenue when a group of teens on bicycles assaulted...

The first play of the semester was held at Fredric March Theatre, which retained the same name that was under student protest last semester for its connection to the Ku Klux Klan. Fredric March, who...

The University Police is investigating the possible theft of items marked missing or undelivered from the information technology department, UP Chief Kurt Leibold confirmed. An IT employee told the...

When Sage Hall first opened eight years ago, it came with many amenities including a number of study rooms, conference rooms and breakout/group rooms available for students to reserve for free using the...

Reeve Memorial Union will be opening a food pantry to help combat food insecurity among UW Oshkosh students, prompted by research done by McNair scholar Joy Evans and her mentor Juliana Kahrs, UWO assistant...

The Oshkosh community will experience a once-in-a-lifetime event Oct. 15 when the Grammy Award-winning Branford Marsalis Quartet plays at The Howard. The Branford Marsalis Quartet consists of several...

For some students, fall is a season that includes changing leaves, pumpkin pie and cozy sweater weather. For others, fall may be a time of coughs, sneezes, fevers and the flu. At UW Oshkosh, flu shot...