UW Oshkosh professors discussed the Russian invasion of the Ukraine, what it means to democracy and authoritarianism, its human costs and more as part of a panel discussion March 3.
Members of the...
A UW Oshkosh chemistry major who is studying a tropical disease caused by blood-dwelling flatworms was the 2022 winner in the annual WiSys Quick Pitch on March 2.
Hailey Johnson was one of 12 students...
Many Ukrainians have stepped up to aid their country by taking up arms, preparing defenses or attempting to help those affected by the Russian attacks, but the movement of supporting Ukraine is not exclusively...
The Oshkosh Student Association (OSA) discussed ideas surrounding a Ukrainian supply drive, vacant senate positions and the fall break second survey results in their March 2 meeting.
The meeting covered...
Tommy Thompson’s farewell tour came to the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Monday with less than two weeks remaining in his tenure leading the UW System.
Thompson, the former four-term Wisconsin governor...
The reconstruction of Algoma and Vine streets will begin this week with utility installation in the vacated Blackhawk Street right-of-way, while Algoma Boulevard will be closed to traffic from the beginning...
It’s time for those hoping to be a part of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh marching band to march forth.
March 4 marks the opening of applications to join the Titan Thunder Marching Band, which...
Over the past week, people throughout the nation have watched as Russia began to invade Ukraine and the Ukrainians bravely fought for their home, their lives and their freedom.
But perhaps no one has...
If you’re in the market for a car, you may also be considering whether to buy or lease. Either option comes with unique benefits, and ultimately your choice will come down to what best fits your current...
Smiles. Lots and lots of smiles.
That’s what was visible on the UW Oshkosh campus on Tuesday. For the first time in almost two years, UW Oshkosh allowed students, staff, faculty and visitors to...
