Oftentimes the word ‘activist’ evokes an image of mobs of protesters shouting and holding demanding signs. The Oxford dictionary defines an activist as “a person who works to achieve political or social...

Saturday’s spring pub crawl once again reinforced “Sloshkosh’s” reputation as a city full of heavy drinkers. Although there were no serious incidents, the streets surrounding downtown Oshkosh and the...

Former first lady, U.S. Senator and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has entered the 2016 presidential election in the Democratic Party. For years, many have speculated Clinton would become a candidate...

The flowers are blossoming, the days are getting longer and the semester is nearing the end. The warm weather outside serves as a distraction from responsibilities. However, it is important for students...

With only 5 weeks left in the semester, many students are feeling the stress build up, but with spring weather likely coming soon, students should make sure they are taking advantage of the different activities...

Just this past week, the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer Plus Resource Center at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh held its annual TransAction Week beginning March 31, the International Day of...

On Monday, UW Oshkosh announced that it will be cutting two of its sports programs as well as restructuring two others. Men’s tennis and men’s soccer are scheduled to be eliminated from UWO athletics...

Sexual assault is an issue that has been around for as long as humans have existed. Despite an increased awareness and a developed understanding of it in recent times, it still remains a significant problem...

With only seven weeks left in the semester, some students may be looking at their grades with a skeptical eye. The task of raising them with only half a semester left seems daunting. However, it is possible...

Most people in America know that Gov. Scott Walker will run for president in 2016. If he formally announces his candidacy, wins a grueling Republican primary and defeats the unannounced but presumptive...