Each year, preventable environmental consequences as a result of climate change take the lives of approximately 13 million people, according to the United Nations (UN).
“Climate change is the single...
Mattie Beck, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• April 5, 2022
The UW Oshkosh Libraries held the second-ever Crunch Time, a campus event where students can get help from academic resources, eat free snacks and relax at the libraries.
The timing is the difference...
UW Oshkosh sent a team to the Wisconsin Intramural Recreation Sports Association (WIRSA) Midwest Basketball Tournament in Eau Claire, and they won second place after falling in the championship game on...
In response to the announcement by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) in support of expanded eligibility of COVID-19 vaccine booster doses, the Winnebago County Health Department is now...
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh will receive $548,000 in support from the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin this year to enhance its water-related academic programs.
The funding is part of a...
Following a nationwide search, Seon-Yoon Chung has been selected as the next dean of the College of Nursing (CON) at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, effective July 1.
“Dr. Chung brings to UWO...
The first phase of the Algoma Boulevard project continues on the vacated Blackhawk right-of-way (path and greenspace area). The walkway area remains unavailable, so pedestrians heading to the Student Recreation...
UW Oshkosh’s Sustainability Institute will host an e-waste recycling drive in an effort to decrease the environmental impact and economic cost of electronic waste.
The drive is partnering with Outagamie...
The journalism Public Relations Campaigns (PRC) class is working on a campaign focusing on the national debt and had their first event Monday in the Sage Hall lobby.
The event focused on getting students...
The Winter Carnival at UW Oshkosh has been a tradition for more than 50 years, and many of the activities such as ice sculpting have continued to today.
Many, but not all. For instance, residence halls...
