A college degree alone doesn’t ensure a job in your field upon graduation. But for all those students who take advantage of the many opportunities college offers, it sure does help.  UW Oshkosh alumni...

In Wisconsin, the rate of rent increase notices has gone up 69% this year, according to a 2022 Legal Templates study. It is evident college students are not happy with this statistic. “Already being...

The retention rates for first-year students dropped to a 40-year low at UW Oshkosh last fall, after the pandemic left students in a desperate state both educationally and economically. Erin Grisham,...

The Oshkosh Student Association’s Assembly held its inaugural meeting of the fall 2022 semester on Sept. 19, electing a new speaker of the assembly and speaker pro-tempore of the Assembly. Chris Healy,...

When it comes to leading the student body, Oshkosh Student Association (OSA) President Daniel McKearn and Vice President Ben Blaser encourage a positive sense of community on campus. “Doing something...

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community called for peace and justice to fight against the threats of nuclear war during a seminar last week aptly titled "Stop WW3." The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, which serves...

Ho-Chunk Nation Supreme Court Associate Justice Tricia Zunker encouraged UW Oshkosh students and others who oppose the June 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision to take action by...

When it comes to providing fresh, organic and clean ingredients, Carrot & Kale, located in downtown Oshkosh, is a juice bar that provides nutritious options like none other in the area. “You should...

Pay it forward.  That's all Stephen Kercher wanted to do. But in the more than 20 years he has taught at UW Oshkosh, he has managed to do so much more. Kercher, a UW Oshkosh history professor and director...