Music, dancing and community. UW Oshkosh alumni duo Dear Dualidad brought all three to Titan Underground last Thursday as they played their hour-long set in celebration of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month.  The...

The Oshkosh Rugby Club, also known as the Mighty Pigs, has operated out of Oshkosh since 1978 and played at the Division III level against other Wisconsin rugby clubs. The team comprises of men ranging...

You don’t have to go to class. Before you stop reading and go on your merry way, thrilled with the knowledge that you never need to attend another boring lecture for a gen ed that’s well outside...

Pay it forward.  That's all Stephen Kercher wanted to do. But in the more than 20 years he has taught at UW Oshkosh, he has managed to do so much more. Kercher, a UW Oshkosh history professor and director...

Getting back into the swing of the school year can be tedious. Registering for classes, buying textbooks and the hardest part, showing up to class. But some students are embarking on an entirely new and...

The first UW Oshkosh Athletic Hall of Fame class in 1974 featured three-sport athlete Edward “Ed” Hall, widely regarded as the greatest right-tackle and right-end in Titan football history. Hall...

The UW Oshkosh women’s volleyball team has had a strong start to their season, winning eight of their first 11 games. UWO opened their season on Sept. 2 with a 3-1 win against Lewis and Clark College...

Of Wisconsin’s 14,307 bridges scaling state and local roadways, 987 or 6.9% are classified as “structurally deficient,” according to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA). A...

As a founder of two nonprofit organizations, Jeni Asaba serves as a prime example of finding success in volunteerism. Today she juggles the responsibilities of managing two nonprofit organizations and...

The history of Oshkosh flows throughout the city, and with it are the many features and activities it offers. Oshkosh was once home to the Ho-Chunk Indians, who surrendered their land to the United...