Mattie Beck, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• September 21, 2023
“Evenings in the Prairie,” a free event that invited the community to come walk along trails located in different locations around the community, held its last trail event for the year.
There were...
2023 has certainly proved to be an interesting year so far for music, and may even be a defining year in the industry.
Between many beloved artists releasing new music, trying out new genres and entering...
Josh Lehner, Assistant News Editor
• September 20, 2023
Many professors and departments at UW Oshkosh are adjusting to furloughs and an increased teaching load in the wake of the university’s $18 million structural deficit.
One such instructor is Michael...
The Oshkosh Police Department’s (OPD) Vice, Narcotics Unit, detective and patrol officers arrested 10 adult males after an undercover prostitution investigation on the North side of Oshkosh on Sept....
The UW Oshkosh Faculty Senate voted unanimously to endorse a document of expectations for Chancellor Andrew Leavitt and Provost Edwin Martini.
The vote was not on the meeting agenda, but the Faculty...
Editor’s Note: This is a submission from 11 UWO faculty and staff.
Chancellor Andrew Leavitt made a surprise announcement toward the end of summer: UW Oshkosh does not have enough money...
Josh Lehner, Assistant News Editor
• September 13, 2023
A new vaccine targeting COVID-19 subvariants is set to release later this month, but stocking them on campus may pose extra challenges, the UW Oshkosh’s Student Health Center director said.
The BA.2.86...
Nolan Swenson, Co-Sports Editor
• September 13, 2023
The fall season has brought forward two new UW Oshkosh volleyball seniors, Riley Kindt and Amelia Hust, to lead their team and set their legacy.
Kindt began her volleyball career in elementary school...
Wisconsin can contribute its fame to a wide range of things — the Green Bay Packers, a surplus of breweries and a borderline obsession with cheese of all kinds.
Of course, we can’t forget about...
UW Oshkosh is facing an $18 million structural deficit and is planning 200 non-faculty layoffs and additional furlough periods to cut expenses for the 2023-24 academic year.
In an Aug. 3 email, Chancellor...
