Dear Chancellor Leavitt,
I apologize. I was wrong. In an editorial earlier this semester, I predicted gloom and doom. I predicted that we would once again be sent home and forced to continue classes...
Last week, Merriam-Webster released its annual list of the “words of the year,” and, as per usual, it served as an imperfect but entertaining time capsule of the year.
Trying to define a span of...
With the threat of finals week looming, many students will be preparing to engage in their semesterly toil, full of late-night night study sessions powered by UWO students’ (second) favorite legal drug:...
The coronavirus pandemic has strained the Oshkosh economy, as iconic events have been canceled, employees laid off and both small and large businesses face financial shortcomings.
In the months since...
As it has with so many other things, COVID is going to change the holiday season and how it is celebrated.
With families canceling their usual Thanksgiving celebrations, many will have to wait even...
On Tuesday, Twitter made the internet worse. This is impressive on a certain level, considering Twitter’s usual platforming of Nazis, conspiracy theorists and a certain politician I’ll abstain from...
When I returned to campus this fall, Red Arrow Park was the first course I visited because of the reviews on UDisc.
As a beginner to intermediate player, I was surprised that I outdrove the basket on...
When Scott Walker ran for Governor of Wisconsin in 2010, he ran on a fiscal responsibility platform, railing against government spending.
He even went so far as to refer to a proposed high-speed train...
Zoom professional
One of the few bright spots of this year has been how little social interaction people are forced to do.
Even when we are forced to confront fellow humans, it is usually in the form...
With spring semester registration opening this week, many students are, for the first time, presented with the opportunity to register for a full load of online classes entirely by choice.
As classes...
