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UW Oshkosh physics professor Mark Lattery received the David Hestenes Award for Exceptional Contributions to Modeling Instruction at the 2021 American Modeling Teachers Association annual summer meeting.
Briefs, Math and Natural Science
July 27, 2021
Visitors can explore the Weis Earth Science Museum and experience the Barlow Planetarium with one single admission fee.
Campus Life, Features, Fox Cities Campus, Math and Natural Science,
July 22, 2021
Sabrina Mueller-Spitz, a UW Oshkosh associate biology professor, has been appointed to the UW Board of Regents search committee to help identify the next UW System president.
Headlines, Math and Natural Science
July 9, 2021
UW Oshkosh anthropology students will continue to dig for the remains of 1983 murder victim, Starkie Swenson, on Omro farmland.
Headlines, Math and Natural Science, Research
June 29, 2021
The third-annual Schmidt Don’t Quit Kinesiology Scholarship Ride may have been pushed back a week due to weather, but UWO senior kinesiology major Lily Lor is still ready to go.
Features, Math and Natural Science, Titan Impact
June 28, 2021
UW Oshkosh students team up with faculty mentors and exchange the classroom for labs, studios or the outdoors to pursue research and creative scholarly projects.
Business, Education and Human Services, Fine and Performing Arts, Headlines, Humanities, Math and Natural Science, Research, , Sustainability
June 22, 2021
Dan Schmidt, kinesiology department co-chair and exercise and sports science program director, along with four UWO students will bike across parts of Wisconsin in late June to raise funds for kinesiology student scholarships.
Headlines, Math and Natural Science
June 3, 2021
By the age of 13, the bite force of a Tyrannosaurus rex could already puncture bone. The new UW Oshkosh research finding published June 2 in the journal PeerJ fills a gap in knowledge about what the world was like in the late Cretaceous Period.
Alumni News, Features, Math and Natural Science, Research
June 2, 2021
Thanks to a student initiative, honeybee colonies have been installed behind the Student Recreation building at UW Oshkosh.
Campus Life, Features, Headlines, Math and Natural Science, Sustainability
June 1, 2021
Kinesiology senior Brianna Roberts' enthusiasm for learning, growing, leading, researching, playing sports—basically everything UW Oshkosh has to offer—bubbles over as she shares her journey.
Features, Math and Natural Science, Research
May 5, 2021