Previously promised renovations to UW Oshkosh’s Buckstaff Planetarium are on hold indefinitely according to UWO physics and astronomy professor Barton Pritzl due to the current budget situation at UWO...

Students everywhere should feel comfortable to express their opinion on a topic in a classroom. They shouldn’t have to worry about how their classmates, or even professors, might respond to what they...

UW Oshkosh softball had a busy weekend, playing a double header on both Saturday and Sunday. The Titans defeated UW-Stevens Point in both games on April 21, which took place in Madison, but then fell to...

Located on the fifth floor of the Arts and Communications building sits the office of the office of Leslie Walfish. Inside sit several plants that are slowly dying, a Bob Ross Chia Pet statue with...

Whether it’s dollars or distance running, Brian McKnight is a UW Oshkosh student who knows how to handle 10K. McKnight is a collegiate athlete who participates in both cross-country and track and...

UW Oshkosh students joined in conversation about social justice and sustainability issues currently happening in North Dakota at Standing Rock as part of UWO Social Justice and Earth Week. A screening...

Citizens got out of their cars, students came out of their houses and employees from Hardee’s gathered at the drive- thru window as students and staff chanted, “Hey! Hey! Ho! Ho! Transphobia’s got...

UW Oshkosh baseball had an eventful week with games being postponed and canceled due to weather as well as taking a loss at the hands of UW-Stevens Point. The Titans never led in Thursday’s game and...

Tanzanian guide Andrew Kitma and UW Oshkosh alumnus Clint Dorn spoke about their nine-day trek to the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro Thursday at the Multicultural Education Center. Kitma, who has been serving...