“Make sure to look both ways before crossing the street!”
Nearly all of us heard this from our parents as kids. The University Police at UW Oshkosh have been taking this idea one step further by...
Veteran students at UW Oshkosh may have noticed a change of taste in the food on campus. Expert sniffers might have even noticed a slight change in the smell of the Reeve Marketplace.
Your senses aren’t...
A misguided public health concern over vaccinations has led to the quarantine of seven schools and two universities, a 300% increase in measles cases worldwide and the greatest number of measles cases...
On April 15, just one week before Earth Day, public comments were quietly closed on the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to eliminate protections for over half of the nation’s wetlands.
The...
The American press has been under attack in recent years with claims of fake news, biased stories and attempts at censorship.
Student journalists have not been immune to these attacks and face even...
The creation of Facebook in 2004 set the social media world on a fast track to becoming one of the most popular forms of entertainment today.
Social media has changed the way that we communicate and...
President Trump signed an executive order on March 21 aimed at withholding funding from universities that do not protect free speech on campus.
With social justice issues being brought to light at...
In a series of testimonials that finished with a call for action, a diverse group of UW Oshkosh students and faculty members attended a forum Monday to address ongoing discrimination and harassment on...
The violent and degrading act of sexual assault leaves a victim feeling ashamed, traumatized, and often, too scared to report the assault.
Those who do report are left with the possibility that their...
The UW Oshkosh athletics department is handing out 500 free tickets to UWO students to attend the men’s and women’s basketball playoff games this week, which leaves no excuse for students to miss the...
