Watch an introduction to UWO playwright Richard Kalinoski's internationally acclaimed play, Beast on the Moon, which opens Thursday, Feb. 17 and runs through March 8 at the Experimental Theatre on the Oshkosh campus.

Internationally acclaimed Beast on the Moon returns home to UW Oshkosh for a two-week run in the Experimental Theatre with shows set for 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27-29 and March 5-7 and 2 p.m. March 8.

More than a decade ago, UW Oshkosh Fox Cities campus and community leaders saw the need for a space that could function as both an academic building supporting the university's fine arts curriculum and as a performing and visual arts center serving the Fox Valley region.

When UWO marketing manager Madisen Potratz inherited stones and wire from 40-year alumni-employee Elizabeth (Beth) Heuer '86 and '90 MBA, she wanted to be sure to create something special with the gift.

Senior Shelby Edwards, of Oshkosh, is setting the stage for a career in theater with her work on the UWO production of The Comedy of Errors, which runs Nov. 21-24 at the Fredric March Theatre.

Experimental music and a lot of improvisation will be showcased Nov. 21 by an unlikely ensemble composed of seven University of Wisconsin Oshkosh students and a pair of music faculty.

UWO senior Molly Hennig, of New Ulm, Minnesota, earned a summer grant from the Office of Student Research and Creative Activity to delve into the history, psychology and performance of Robert Schumann's Frauenliebe und Leben, Op. 42.

Seven University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumni were named to the Future 15 list in recognition of their professional dedication, strong sense of vision for the future of the Fox Cities and personal commitment to philanthropy in the community. Each year the Pulse Young Professionals Network, a program of the Fox Cities Chamber, honors the top 15 young professionals from across the region.

For Sturgeon Bay native Christian Danganan, UWO not only served as a home base for a business education but also as a launchpad for a experiences.

The National Art Education Association (NAEA) has named Li-Hsuan Hsu the recipient of the 2018 Elliot Eisner Doctoral Research Award in Art Education runner-up.