“Hey, hey, ho, ho, climate change has got to go!” protesters outside of UW Oshkosh’s Sage Hall chanted last Friday as part of a global climate strike. Millions of students and climate activists...

At Jambalaya Arts, 413 N. Main St. in Oshkosh, orange lights cast a dim shadow over the worn wood floors. At the back of the long room, two guys settle in as their set begins. They’re introduced as “Housekeeper”...

Throughout September, UW Oshkosh has hosted a number of Holocaust-related events, ranging from exhibits about Auschwitz to speeches from Holocaust survivors. On Sept. 18, following a speech by Holocaust...

Eva Zaret, an 83-year-old Holocost survivor from Budapest, Hungary, spoke on the importance of kindness and love last Wednesday at UW Oshkosh as a guest speaker. UWO history professor Karl Loewenstein...

Over the last decade, it’s no secret that the release of carbon dioxide and other toxic chemicals into the atmosphere has greatly contributed to the phenomenon known as climate change. However, there...

As new UW Oshkosh students explored the campus environment, the Allen Priebe Art Gallery invites students to explore environments in their current exhibit, “Flow Chart.” Illinois artist Joe Page’s...

The UW Oshkosh men’s and women’s cross-country teams hosted the Titan Fall Classic last Friday. The men’s team placed third and the women’s team placed second with Titan junior Hannah Lohrenz taking...

UW Oshkosh has opened veterans resource centers at both UWO-Fond du Lac and UWO-Fox Cities offering benefits, resources and opportunities to connect. Services include education benefits, student service...