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FIXED: 'Thank you for saving my life'

FIXED: ‘Thank you for saving my life’

October 28, 2020
Goodbye Grads: Jack Tierney

Goodbye Grads: Jack Tierney

December 4, 2019
130 students charged in government hoax

130 students charged in government hoax

December 4, 2019
State Representatives Gordon Hintz and Katrina Shankland hosted a town hall at UW Oshkosh Tuesday night.

“I think it’s policy makers who are failing”

November 19, 2019
UWO considers restructuring colleges

UWO considers restructuring colleges

November 13, 2019

Historic architect honored

November 7, 2019
Axios co-founder talks career milestones, thanks his midwestern and UWO roots

Axios co-founder talks career milestones, thanks his midwestern and UWO roots

November 7, 2019

System president announces retirement after 42 year career in higher education

October 31, 2019

System officials double-down on Free Speech bill

October 23, 2019
Aaron Wojciechowski announces he will be running for senate at the Winnebago County Courthouse.

Student sets sight on state senate

October 16, 2019
A student walks into Webster Residence Hall on High Avenue at UW Oshkosh.

[PHOTO] Life on the second floor of Webster Hall

October 16, 2019

UWO’s enrollment, revenue down; expenses up

October 10, 2019

March theatre name remains unchanged

October 10, 2019

University Police investigate theft in IT department

October 10, 2019
Blue light emergency phones are phasing out around campus. UP is promoting the UWO Mobile app.

[PHOTO] Campus looks to phase out blue lights

October 10, 2019

Tech N9ne makes stop in Oshkosh

October 3, 2019

Assault, batteries up; burglaries down

October 3, 2019

Students raising green for change

October 2, 2019

UW-System tuition freeze continues

September 13, 2019

Former student gets $325,000 settlement

September 13, 2019
Dempsey Hall

Welcome Back Students

September 13, 2019

Priebe named to All- America Academic team

September 13, 2019

Theater professor writes 10th play in 20 years

May 9, 2019
Bernard, Robert and two stewardesses fill the stage of Fredric March Theatre with their comedic personas.

Final play of the season at Fredric March Theatre

May 2, 2019
Dr. Art Munin stands at a podium addressing attendees to the open forum

Open forum addresses racism and homophobia… Again.

April 28, 2019
Mr. UWO 2019 Zander Lomibao beat the field of seven contestants last Thursday to win the crown.

Mr. UWO awarded in partnership with Autism Speaks

April 25, 2019
Your CBD Store inventory manager Jacob Trone handles the day-to-day operations and welcomes all new customers to CBD products. Jacob’s knowledge of CBD products has helped people in Oshkosh find relief.

CBD products are offered to help, not to cure

April 25, 2019
Some students celebrate Pub Crawl on party streets such as John, Cherry and Irving. Lawns near campus are littered with trash in the days after Pub Crawl.

Spring crawl has usual problems, profits

April 18, 2019
Nosebleeds drummer Paul St. Aubin plays at The Puppy Palace under its freshly painted backdrop. Nosebleeds are one of the original bands to play at The Puppy Palace and have their debut album Good Boy available on all streaming services.

Goodbye to The Puppy Palace

April 11, 2019
cartoon of girl listening to music on airpods

Airpod users know the wave

April 4, 2019
Midwest Jake (Jake Laforest) has an eight song project #HappyToBeSad releasing this month and his first music video

Introducing Midwest Jake, a moody rapper

April 4, 2019
Students Collin Brault and Morgaine Prather read off winning raffle tickets at a trivia night event hosted in the Titan Underground.

Trivia night rewards in the Underground

March 21, 2019
Bottom of the Lake vocalist and rhythm guitarist Brett Schlidt tunes in as he wears a Stalgic sweatshirt, the two bands have collaborated on a number of projects including a four-song digital album Split.

Regional bands rise in Titan Underground

March 21, 2019
The nature child rests against a protective deer

Students answer topical question

March 21, 2019
Drag queen talks life and career

Drag queen talks life and career

March 14, 2019
DJ Dom City speaks into the mic at Molly's

DJ DOM CITY is Oshkosh’s DJ

March 7, 2019
Art by Anthony Abegglen

Juuling epidemic is lit on campus

February 28, 2019
UWO senior Gerret Johnson (right) plays lead George Hay, the struggling actor looking for his big break.

Farce: ‘Moon Over Buffalo’ to UWO

February 21, 2019
UWO student Matthew Beecher looks over his script and cues his staff as he prepares to call his first show as stage manager in the upcoming 'Moon Over Buffalo.'

Behind the curtain with production crew

February 21, 2019
Students are back to their studies after a seven-week break between semesters

Students share stories about their time between semesters

February 14, 2019
Comedian Eric O'Shea has won awards and praise from Stephen Spielberg for his

Comedian thrills in first show of spring semester

February 14, 2019
The dugout canoe descending the fall above was held in UWO's viewing room for years and recently donated to UWSP.

Geology lecture reveals nature of Wisconsin

December 6, 2018
Men in Nursing board member at large Jacqueline Lahaie serves customers their food.

Men in Nursing fundraises for national conference

December 6, 2018
Vocalist of Diet Lite Maxwell Niemann performs and original song in the Titan Underground.

Bands rock the Titan Underground into break

November 29, 2018
Video game participants strategize in group mode of the popular video game “Fortnite.”

Greeks game to raise money

November 29, 2018

Fraternity and Sorority Life continue Last Lecture series

November 29, 2018
The musical thriller Sweeney Todd provides music, mirth and murder for all.

‘Sweeney Todd’ brings departments together

November 15, 2018
Chris Moon visited UWO Friday to give a lecture and take students on a ghost hunting adventure.

Titan Nights welcomes ghosts

November 8, 2018
 

Off-campus dining breaks health codes

November 1, 2018
Participants start their march down Algoma Blvd toward the Christine Ann Center.

Take Back the Night celebrates 28 years in Oshkosh

October 25, 2018
Keys to surviving pub crawl Know your limits It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement. The air is crisp, the sun is shining and the beer is flowing. You’re dancing, people are shouting, your shirt is off and your mom calls. Reality comes crashing down. You haven’t looked at the clock in hours. The sun is lower now than it was last time you checked. The 30-pack of beer you bought is empty and what’s that? It’s coming, it rises from down low and percolates up, up through the stomach, through the chest, out the throat, onto the ground and you realize you have puked. Don’t be that person, know your limits. Have a buddy People are malicious. It’s sad to say, but they are. Keep a buddy close. You never know when, why or what will happen. Best of all, it’s nice to have a buddy to share the good times with. Dress appropriately The weather for this year’s Crawl looks perfect, 50 degrees and sunny. That doesn’t mean it won’t get cold later on. With your fully charged phone, you’re going to want to take those selfies we were talking about earlier: And what looks worse in a picture than somebody else’s sweatshirt? Nothing. Make sure you have all your appropriate clothing: boots, hoodies, pants and for the audacious, a beanie. Have fun Pub Crawl only comes around twice a year. You work hard; you deserve this. Meet new people, challenge yourself on the dance floor, go for the quan, hit that na na, be you. Keep yourself and your best interests in mind. Remember these important steps and we’ll all have fun.

Keys to surviving Pub Crawl

October 11, 2018
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