UW Oshkosh geologists have long been involved in the study of deep sea oil drilling. UWO lecturer and alumnus Jason Coenen '13, will offer a review of the International Ocean Drilling Program Friday, Oct. 22 at 4:10 p.m. in Room 109, Halsey Science Center on the Oshkosh campus.

The EPA has awarded a $417,830 grant to UW Oshkosh to keep litter and trash out of Green Bay and Lake Michigan.

UWO graduate student Sarah Woody, a California native pursuing a master’s in biology, spent the summer looking at heavy metal concentrations in sediment, plant and muskrat tissue.

A new interdisciplinary research project about harmful algal blooms is underway at the UWO’s Sustainable Institute for Regional Transformations in partnership with the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance.

Eleven UWO McNair Scholars shared their summer research findings from a variety of humanities, nursing, science and social science disciplines at a showcase Sept. 17.

Interim Dean Kimberly Rivers brings a historian's perspective to her Titans Return update for UWO's College of Letters and Science. Find out how faculty and staff have reflected on and adapted to changes brought on by the pandemic as they prepare for the upcoming academic year and a fall full of sesquicentennial events and activities.

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.

Visitors can explore the Weis Earth Science Museum and experience the Barlow Planetarium with one single admission fee.

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.

UW Oshkosh anthropology students will continue to dig for the remains of 1983 murder victim, Starkie Swenson, on Omro farmland.