Since the start of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s football program in 1893, there have been 23 different head coaches. Eight have led UWO for at least five years, with four of those remaining...

[media-credit id=157 align="alignleft" width="204"][/media-credit] Every semester students are faced with at least three weeks of stress leading up to finals week. Not only is a week with an exam in...

The UW Oshkosh football team has advanced to the NCAA Division III football semi-finals for the second time in program history after a 34-31 victory against the St. Thomas Tommies at O’Shaughnessy...

UW Oshkosh is the last UW System school with a red light status ranking from Foundation for Individual Rights in Education for not having policies that support or value the First Amendment. FIRE’s...

In honor of World AIDS Day on Thursday, UW Oshkosh had activity booths spread around the University designed to educate students about the disease. World AIDS day was officially declared in 1988 and...

[media-credit id=157 align="alignleft" width="187"][/media-credit] Most sophomores at UW Oshkosh are forced into living in on-campus housing for a full year. This means that they are paying at least...

Alexander Witt, a French horn player at UW Oshkosh, recently won the 2015 International Barry Tuckwell Scholarship and was invited to perform at the International Horn Symposium in a masterclass. Witt...

When a sports team at UW Oshkosh travels to a tournament for the weekend or needs a new set of uniforms, it is not the athletes who pick up the bill or the athletic department who covers the cost or the...

Rainbow Alliance for Helping Others Perceive Equality presented a vigil on Nov. 21 where transgender allies gathered together to honor transgender individuals who lost their lives due to hate crimes...

A heart in a plastic bag was left at the scene of a burglary at the off-campus home of three UW Oshkosh students on Tuesday morning. Luke Johnson, Chris Rias and Corey Parks, who live on the 800...