April 5Physics/Astronomy is hosting solar eclipse viewing April 8 from 12:53-3:21 p.m., southwest of the Halsey Science Building. Solar eclipse glasses will be available.
Last week, the UW Oshkosh Disability Advocacy group staged a walkout after compiling a 12-page document titled “Issues and Demands: Addressing ADA and 504 Violations at UW Oshkosh for Students.”
In...
Created and advertised originally to “help” those addicted to cigarettes, vapes came out on the scene in 2003 as a “healthy” alternative to smoking and have gotten increasingly popular since then....
Millions of students rely on the FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, to attend college. The form collects the student and their family’s personal and financial information and uses that...
Rising costs of education in America are ruining our country.
A lot of problems are created with the rise in costs of education in America, some of those being high school graduates not wanting to...
May is mental health awareness month, and the first two weeks of it also happens to be the busiest month of the year for UWO college students. In a time where many feel they have to put their mental health...
I participated in the Tulip Trail run/walk last weekend and it was such a fun experience.
This event was open to all community members including students and non-students.
It’s important that...
April is national Earth month thanks to Wisconsin Senator Nelson Gaylord’s institution of Earth Day 55 years ago, initially created to spread awareness and encourage activism to protect our environment....
I played sports throughout my childhood. Basketball, volleyball, softball — you name it, I played it.
Even though I enjoyed what I was doing while competing, something never clicked for me.
Don’t...
As UW students, we hold a certain expectation when it comes to safety and our well-being. We have been in a constant battle with our administration and its lack of spending on our counseling/mental health...
The eclipse
Monday’s solar eclipse was visible at least partially across most of the US, but the line of totality for this eclipse was a roughly 100-mile-wide strip running from Texas to Maine.
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