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The Shamrock Shuffle, which took place on March 13, was a five kilometer run that started at the Wellness Center and looped around campus streets and ended back at the Wellness Center.  Proceeds from the event will go to the Boys & Girls Club of ...

By: Shayla Brooks

The U.S. State Department on Monday issued a travel warning for U.S. citizens traveling to parts of Mexico. Recent violent attacks prompted the agency to issue the warning, urging citizens to delay travel to parts of Durango, Coahuila and Chihuahua states...

By: Gerry Grosenick

The 2010 Census may confirm that Green Bay and Appleton have populations large enough that they no longer qualify for federal assistance for their bus systems.  Wisconsin has 14 medium-sized urban areas with transit systems, including the Fox Cities ...

By: Samantha Strong

Students of the UW-Oshkosh Sociology Club and members of a community organization, Square One, organized a march on March 11 to protest the racist fliers that circulated the UW-Oshkosh campus in early March.  The group marched from Polk Library to Op...

By: Emily Williams

A group of UW-Oshkosh students attended the Titan LEAD event on Friday and Saturday at Reeve Memorial Union to take part in leadership workshops and personal growth activities. Interested participants had to be Oshkosh students with previous leadership ex...

By: Emily Miels

Students, faculty and staff are invited to submit their ideas and proposals for how the Student Technology Fee money should be spent in the 2010-2011 academic year.  These proposals must be submitted before March 29. The Student Technology Fee is a 2...

By: Jessica Bedore

Each year, about 1.5 million college students participate in the $1 billion spring break industry. This year, a percentage of these students will come from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. According to a recent survey, some of the top 10 vacation hot ...

By: Jade Bolack

The Wisconsin state Assembly passed two bills earlier this month that aim to protect victims of gender-based crimes. According to Tony Gilbart of the Wisconsin Coalition against Domestic Violence, the first bill, Wisconsin Gender Violence Act, would allow...

By: Brandon Berg

The UW-Oshkosh Radio-TV-Film department made their mark at the Wisconsin Broadcast Association student media conference, taking home more awards than any other Wisconsin college.  The RTF department won 11 of the 52 awards at the March 6 conference h...

By: Kaylyn Dallman

Students voted whether to join United Council in an online ballot on Tuesday and Wednesday. The results will be posted online once the vote has been tallied. United Council is about representing state-wide issues common to all students, such as tuition an...

By: Samantha Strong

Tanya Kreuger, a junior at UW-Oshkosh with spina bifida has recently published a book titled “Disabled Bodies, Able Minds,” a collection of poems, short stories and photographs by herself and other artists with disabilities spanning the United...

By: Shayla Brooks

March 12, 2010 (11:03 p.m.) – A community adviser requested officers check a room in Fletcher Hall because she suspected underage drinking. Officers arrived, received consent to search the room and found two bottles of liquor belonging to an 18-year...

By: Michael Neumann

The Miss Oshkosh pageant was held at Alberta Kimball auditorium on Saturday. The Miss Oshkosh pageant started in 1964. The pageant is a scholarship program that awards $350 to all contestants and a max prize of $3,000 to the winner. This is one of the lar...

By: Kaylyn Dallman

UW-Oshkosh business student Jason Kobishop received a national marketing award on Feb. 24 at the Digital Signage Expo in Las Vegas. Kobishop was awarded the 2010 Digital Signage Expo Content Award Best Non-Interactive Informational Content. The president ...

By: Gerry Grosenick

On March 1 President Obama announced plans to increase high school graduation rates and ensure graduates are ready to succeed in college and the workplace. The President has set aside $3.3 billion to pay for transformational changes in schools that have g...

By: Molly Linn

After winning more awards than any other university that attended the Midwest Model United Nations Competition in St. Louis, the members of the UW-Oshkosh Model United Nations prepare to attend a national competition. The members of Model UN will be leavi...

By: Thomas Hanaway

UW-O students will be able to vote for the new president, vice-president and senators of the Oshkosh Student Association on March 16 and 17. OSA is made up of elected leaders and representatives from other clubs and organizations who gather to discuss the...

By: Justin McLaughlin

New “hybrid” foreign language classes will be made available over summer interim at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. These classes will combine online education practices with traditional classroom instruction. The course is being offered ...

By: Samantha Strong

Award-winning journalist John Bowe came to the UW-Oshkosh campus on Wednesday to speak of how the pursuits of “everyday low prices” have enslaved the employees of big corporations. Bowe’s event, “The Dark Side of the New Economy,&r...

By: Jessica Bedore

De Pere police have identified the man responsible for the racist flyers that were placed on vehicles in a St. Norbert parking lot last week. Investigators recently stated that they believe the two incidences are not related.  James Skorczewski, dire...