Once ranked one of the biggest COVID-19 case surge sites in the nation, Wisconsin is now among the leading states in the immunization race. Wisconsin ranks second in the nation, only behind New Hampshire,...

April 8, 1991 — The opening festivities of a five-day celebration of honoring the inauguration of Chancellor John E. Kerrigan began. This marked the first time the school had undertaken such an endeavor...

For the first time since the winter season in 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic stopped everything in its tracks, UWO athletics will be allowing spectators to sporting events, but in a limited fashion. On...

When Jacob Fischer and Caprice Swanks first met up to talk about campaign goals, it was clear they both wanted to encourage students to get more involved in the clubs and organizations that UW Oshkosh...

The pandemic has had drastic impacts on almost every area of life, from forcing people to work and attend school from home to moving social interactions online. One of the major impacts the pandemic...

Everyone has probably heard at one point or another that the national debt in the U.S. is extremely high, more than $25 trillion if we’re counting. But what does that actually mean? None of us are...

By Sophia Voight The Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down Gov. Tony Evers’ statewide mask mandate on Wednesday, blocking the governor’s effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus. In a 4-3 ruling,...

This week in UWO history March 31, 1988 — The first edition of the short-lived alternative school newspaper Zeitgeist circulated. The editor said the paper was in reaction to the Advance-Titan’s...

The 2021 Spring Election is right around the corner, and Oshkosh residents will get to vote on state, county and citywide races. April 6th Spring Election will feature one statewide race for the state...