Last June, two peregrine falcons hatched on the top of Gruenhagen Conference Center at UW Oshkosh in an effort to help increase the falcon population in Wisconsin. The two falcons were named Foxy and...

The LGBTQ+ Resource Center hosted a panel at the Campus Center for Equity and Diversity involving queer and trans individuals who discussed positive and negative experiences in the workplace. Panelist...

In his 86 years on this planet, Glenn Wilcox has witnessed the earth’s changing climate. He’s seen the winters getting warmer, he’s seen the seasons change and he’s experienced extreme weather...

UW Oshkosh has seen a 41.5% decline in intramural participation from the 2012-13 season to the 2018-19 season, which Rec Plex Coordinator Patrick Marcoe attributes to more options on campus for students...

The UW Oshkosh volleyball team defended its 11-3 record against UW-Platteville this Wednesday after an undefeated weekend in Stevens Point and Madison. The Titans swept UW-La Crosse last Wednesday...

“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...