Six undergraduate scholars with UW Oshkosh’s African American Studies Program traveled to the University of Florida in Gainesville to present their research at the 47th Annual National Council for Black Studies Conference March 22-25.

Seven seniors from the UW Oshkosh hit the road Wednesday with their faculty mentors to share research findings on a variety of topics with legislators, state leaders and alumni in Wisconsin’s Capitol Rotunda.

The event, titled "Modernizing the Local Government Workforce: A Next Generation Initiative," runs from noon to 1 p.m. March 8 on Zoom.

UW Oshkosh will host hundreds of faculty and student researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs from across the UW System at the WiSys SPARK Symposium Aug. 6-8.

On the latest episode of UWO Now, Dean of Students Jasmine Buxton discusses how colleges and universities are working to make their institutions inviting and supporting spaces for the students of today.

Cordelia Bowlus, director of the McNair Scholars Program at UWO, and Sheiana Taylor, a McNair scholar, talk about the program and its impact on involved students.

A new and expanded range of student-faculty collaborative research grants will be available to students this upcoming summer semester and 2023-2024 academic year through the UW Oshkosh Office of Student Research and Creative Activity. Students from all majors and disciplines are eligible for these opportunities and are highly encouraged to apply.

The kinesiology and athletic training department at UW Oshkosh is taking its research game to a new level.

Mai See Thao, director of Hmong Studies at UW Oshkosh, has been named an emerging scholar by Diverse Issues in Higher Education.

A new 12-credit certificate program in Forensic Investigation is available online or in-person at UW Oshkosh.