With all the conflicts around the world, it can be hard to think that everything’s under control. Sometimes we believe that there’s no good solution, while other times, we wonder what the people in...
Over 100 crops grown in the United States require pollination, but with the significant decline in pollinator populations over the last few decades foods such as avocados, almonds, apricots and blueberries...
The “A Piece for Peace” campaign hosted its annual Reeve Memorial Union tabling event to promote organ donation from 1-3 p.m. on April 26.
Held by the Dr. Julie Henderson Public Relations Student...
Multiple construction crews will continue to work as Algoma Boulevard remains closed from New York Avenue to Wisconsin Street. High Avenue is temporarily accommodating two-way traffic.
In her weekly...
The public is invited to learn and interact with over 50 University of Wisconsin Oshkosh students as they present their research and artistic projects at the Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Activity...
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is celebrating Earth Day in a big way.
UW Oshkosh learned today it has earned the prestigious U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools Postsecondary Sustainability...
As competition and listenership ramp up the growing market of podcasting, Wisconsin podcast teams are doing all they can to excel and even make some money off the passtime.
“Trying to stand out is...
The removal of the COVID-19 testing center in the small gym in Albee Hall will return the space to the kinesiology and physical education departments, which they have not had access to since the fall of...
From 1969 to 1972, lunar samples were collected on Apollo missions 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17. Today, those same samples have ended up in the hands of a UW Oshkosh professor.
As part of their education and...
Discrimination takes all different shapes and forms. In one way or another, it affects all of us. But some people and communities have a rougher road to traverse. Luckily, there are a myriad of different...
