Everyone is faced with confining their life’s education and experiences to one or two pages by writing a resume to use on jobs they are applying for. In the conference paper titled “The Basic...

Following former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin’s guilty verdict in George Floyd’s murder, local leaders and organizations rejoiced over accountability being delivered for Floyd’s death, but acknowledged...

Last year the United States had a rude awakening. The injustices that people of color, especially African Americans, endure was brought to the forefront. Minorities in the western world have...

Anthropology students at UW Oshkosh, along with their professor and the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office, are hoping to unearth the remnants of a missing man who was presumed murdered on August...

As they say in theater, “The show must go on.” After being shut down due to COVID-19 restrictions, the UWO theatre department is again coming back to produce and broadcast a double feature. This...

When COVID-19 hit and quarantine began, many of us turned to exercise and the outdoors to help cure the lonely isolation we were abruptly forced into. Hiking is one of those good things that came...

April 17, 1998 — Gov. Tommy Thompson signs a bill prohibiting the use of social security numbers as identification in educational institutions. The law – which will affect Oshkosh students beginning...

An alternative rock band referred to as “Nothing” possesses one of the most touching indie rock albums ever. While the band’s name might imply that they do not create anything memorable or...

Cia Siab’s exhibit “The Battlefields of Memory” in the Annex Art Gallery explores hope through the artifacts, objects and stories of Hmong people’s lived experience of war and the dysphoria of...

It is that time of year where students are stressing about the amount of school work they have with finals just around the corner. Planet Perk, a coffee shop and cafe, is the perfect study spot,...