With the weather cooling down, the flight south for many birds at UW Oshkosh hasn’t been without some major obstacles.
Bird-window collisions have proven to be a biannual issue at UWO’s Sage Hall...
With Halloween right around the corner, many people are eager to jump into the regular seasonal festivities of dressing up, carving jacl-o'lanterns and eating enough candy to feed a small village.
But...
Andrea Dutton, a UW-Madison professor and geologist known for her research on future sea level rise, called for action against climate change in a seminar at the Culver Family Welcome Center Wednesday.
Dutton...
The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning about potential dangers in the midterm election due to heightened tensions and political camps making it more likely that people will open a facetious...
Rape and vehicle theft increased in 2021 on campus, according to the University Police (UWOPD) Clery Report, a federally mandated report of on- and near-campus crimes and referrals.
Compared to 2020,...
Spending on textbooks has decreased by 26% between the 2020 and 2021 academic years, according to the Association of American Publishers. This reflects a decade-long decrease in spending by 48%, from $655...
After rebuilding from COVID-19 struggles the UWO volleyball team has maintained full speed ahead by continuously building off each other, with constant discipline and teamwork.
This has been accomplished...
Monday’s non-conference matchup against St. Norbert’s Green Knights resulted in a long-awaited home field win for the Titans.
Coming into the match, the Titans knew that this was a game against...
The UW Oshkosh football team turned the ball over three times as the Titans fell to UW-River Falls 27-24 Saturday at Smith Stadium in a battle between nationally ranked Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic...
“There’s a distinction between public education and the system that delivers it.” That statement by Howard Fuller, Marquette University professor emeritus, embodied the conversation between himself...
