This week’s episode of “Week in Review” takes a look at reopening the economy, how students are adapting to at-home learning, the Algoma Boulevard Riots of 1970, and more.
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Fifty years ago, a growing anti-war movement erupted on what is now the UW Oshkosh campus when thousands of students rioted, blockading Algoma Boulevard, lighting tires and trash cans on fire and digging...
While Americans trust in the media is higher than it was last year, it's still at a decade low, as a 2019 Gallup poll found that only 41% of Americans trust the mainstream news media.
UW Oshkosh Political...
On March 26, the Environmental Protection Agency announced that the department would be retroactively relaxing enforcement of environmental regulations and fines during the COVID-19 pandemic, starting...
The transportation of goods and services is crucial to the success of any economy, but one of the most important aspects of the industry is quickly declining.
The number of truck drivers, especially...
On Monday, Gov. Tony Evers issued an executive order to expand operations for nonessential businesses, which takes effect at 8 a.m. Wednesday.
The order allows nonessential businesses to offer curbside...
This week's episode of "Week in Review" takes a look at the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, the future of the UW System, and the state of the Menominee Nation Arena.
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Today, UW Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt announced the university is taking new steps to balance its budget, which include a 15% salary reduction for himself and vice chancellors.
In a campus-wide...
