Dear Chancellor Leavitt,
I apologize. I was wrong. In an editorial earlier this semester, I predicted gloom and doom. I predicted that we would once again be sent home and forced to continue classes...
The UW Oshkosh Aspiring Educators Organization held a first-year teacher panel featuring three alumni who spoke about the realities they faced teaching amidst the COVID-19 pandemic this past Thursday.
“I...
As the NFL makes its way through the 12th week of its regular season, it is not filled with the reassurance that was in the air in mid-September at the beginning of the football season.
As December,...
It’s one day of the year when people go crazy over unbelievable prices; this day is known as Black Friday. Black Friday always happens the day after Thanksgiving, but most stores open Thanksgiving evening.
This...
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on UW Oshkosh food services workers still adjusting to the new regulations.
“There’s a lot more rules with masks, glove-changing and cleaning,” Blackhawk...
The coronavirus pandemic has strained the Oshkosh economy, as iconic events have been canceled, employees laid off and both small and large businesses face financial shortcomings.
In the months since...
With COVID-19 cases continuously rising in the U.S., Americans will be forced to make fundamental changes to their usual traditions this Thanksgiving.
This year, the Centers for Disease Control and...
Local businesses have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has created financial hardship for the Oshkosh Outlet Mall, Rock and Country USA, small businesses and workers.
Jason White is the...
Halloween and the many holidays that follow leading into the new year present many challenges as communities across the world and country continue to grapple with rising coronavirus cases.
The prospect...
Zoom professional
One of the few bright spots of this year has been how little social interaction people are forced to do.
Even when we are forced to confront fellow humans, it is usually in the form...
