Dealing with an eating disorder
“To me, an eating disorder looks like self-loathing no matter what you put in your body, whether it was healthy to eat or not,” 22-year-old Nicole said.
Nicole...
The UW Oshkosh Model United Nations team received high honors once again in the 62nd Midwest Model United Nations competition on Feb. 23-28 in St. Louis, Missouri.
This year’s competition was the...
Greek Awards is a way to acknowledge all of the hard work and dedication that all of the sorority and fraternity members have put in throughout the year of 2021.
Angie Zemke, Greek Life adviser, started...
For up to 16 days each February, a small city pops up on Lake Winnebago as sturgeon spearers come from around the nation for a chance to spear the prehistoric fish that can easily weigh more than 150 pounds.
Spearers...
The UW Oshkosh Foundation recently released its 2020-21 Impact Report, which provides updates on the Foundation’s financial assets, showcases scholarship and UWO highlights and provides insight into...
A University of Wisconsin Oshkosh anthropology professor and his students will be taking on a cold case from 1992 revolving around the disappearance of a Fox Valley woman.
Jordan Karsten, an associate...
U.S. inflation rates are historically high and rising heading into 2022.
You can't help but notice higher prices every time you go to the grocery store. If you've had to recently purchase a new or used...
Black History Month is being celebrated in February nationwide as a variety of states place restrictions on diversity topics in educational spaces. Topics like critical race theory, a teaching that hones...
UW Oshkosh students surveyed about implementing a two-day fall break for the 2023-2024 school year preferred beginning fall semester classes on Sept. 1.
The survey results were shared at the Feb. 14...
In nearly every region of Wisconsin, the effects of climate change are impacting people, communities and the environment.
The 2021 Wisconsin Initiative on Climate Change Impacts (WICCI), a project...
