Spring break is finally here, which means eight weeks of school left. Soon, college kids across the nation will be cramming all of their belongings into small backpacks and living like savages for a week...

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly ubiquitous in everyday life, powering everything from voice assistants and personalized recommendations to self-driving cars and medical diagnoses. AI...

To kick off women's history month, UW Oshkosh hosted a panel called “I <3 feminist research.” The panel highlighted women at UWO who are currently pursuing feminist research with the goal of...

While St. Patrick’s Day in the U.S. is celebrated in some slightly unconventional but interesting ways, including drinking green beer and dyeing the Chicago River green, the history of celebrating this...

UW Oshkosh will return to the Gymnastics National Collegiate Gymnastics Association (NGCA) championship after taking first in the NGCA regional for the third year in a row on Saturday. The Titans competed...

Artist Anne Vetter presented their work for an art exhibit at the UW Oshkosh Priebe Gallery named “Love is not the last room,” which will be showcased until March 16. The collection centers on Vetter’s...

The UW Oshkosh Theatre Arts Center opens “Peter and the Star Catcher,” a play written by Rick Elice, on March 9 and runs through March 12. The play is a part of their New Horizons season and is...

Everybody gets a little grumbly at tax time. Preparing your finances for the government to look over can feel intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. With some good planning and organization, you can...

In 2021, about 32.2% of college students admitted to possessing a fake ID, according to The Law Offices of Scott J. Limmer.  After a long week of classes, the consensus among college kids is that Friday...