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.
Following a nationwide search, Frank Braun will begin work Jan. 17, as the new dean of the College of Business at UW Oshkosh.
Braun currently serves as a professor in the School of Business at the...
For many people, it may seem invisible, but for those facing it, food insecurity can be a barrier towards academic and career success. The Oshkosh Student Association (OSA) and UW Oshkosh’s food pantry,...
A 22-year-old Wisconsin native is running for state governor as an independent write-in candidate hoping to bridge the age gap between politicians and their demographics.
Seth Haskin, who grew up in...
Anya Kelley, Assistant News Editor
• October 26, 2022
In 2021, over 70,000 people died of synthetic drug overdoses —mainly fentanyl— in the United States, making it a notable killer of people ages 18-45.
UWO is urging students to become educated and...
With the weather cooling down, the flight south for many birds at UW Oshkosh hasn’t been without some major obstacles.
Bird-window collisions have proven to be a biannual issue at UWO’s Sage Hall...
Andrea Dutton, a UW-Madison professor and geologist known for her research on future sea level rise, called for action against climate change in a seminar at the Culver Family Welcome Center Wednesday.
Dutton...
The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning about potential dangers in the midterm election due to heightened tensions and political camps making it more likely that people will open a facetious...
Rape and vehicle theft increased in 2021 on campus, according to the University Police (UWOPD) Clery Report, a federally mandated report of on- and near-campus crimes and referrals.
Compared to 2020,...
A former UW Oshkosh IT specialist who stole between $10,000 and $100,000 worth of university property received a two-year prison sentence after being found guilty of theft.
Michael Van Vonderen,...
Spending on textbooks has decreased by 26% between the 2020 and 2021 academic years, according to the Association of American Publishers. This reflects a decade-long decrease in spending by 48%, from $655...
