Students have until Nov. 20 to submit a proposal to the Green Fund, a student-run organization that promotes sustainable changes to the campus by those who want to help keep UW Oshkosh a green campus.
The...
The UW Oshkosh Student Association assembly discussed why it will not vote on legislation and more university COVID concerns in their first meeting of the semester.
“Going into this new semester,...
Former majority leaders of the Wisconsin Senate Dale Schultz (R) and Tim Cullen (D) joined together to end gerrymandering in Wisconsin in an effort to create a more representative government in the state.
Schultz...
The Wisconsin General Election is on Nov. 3, and for those on college campuses like UW Oshkosh being registered to vote is a must, according to James Kruger, UW Oshkosh associate professor of political...
College students are very susceptible to identity theft, with many scams accommodated toward them, according to the Better Business Bureau.
By taking proper precautions for monitoring and detecting...
UW Oshkosh reached a 24% student positivity rate as Winnebago County reached a record number of 149 positive cases on Thursday in what the Winnebago County Health Department is calling a “significant...
A week after classes began, UW Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt held a town hall Wednesday morning to update staff, faculty and others about the university’s coronavirus situation and more.
“So...
Ian McDonald, Oshkosh Student Association president, has been working with students and faculty members since early summer to “Ramp Up” UW Oshkosh and make the campus accessible to disabled students...
A pair of thieves are on the loose after stealing a pizza and an e-cigarette box early Saturday morning.
According to a Titan Alert sent Saturday afternoon, a UW Oshkosh student and his friend were...
Over 130 instructors completed the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) Summer 2020 Online Initiative that provided instructors with tools and strategies to teach effective online classes.
“Online...
