Black History Month is underway at UW Oshkosh, with a full slate of speakers, lectures, conversations, musical performances, film screenings and other activities.

Elizabeth (Turner) Ahnert, a 2019 UW Oshkosh graduate, has many reasons to be thankful for political science professor Tracy Slagter.

Appleton resident, Bryan Wright ’08, who earned a degree in criminal justice, will receive a UWO Distinguished Alumni Award during Homecoming Weekend in October.

Anne Stevens, dean of UWO's College of Letters and Science, said there are many life skills learned outside the college classroom including organization, time management, goal-setting, collaboration and problem-solving.

An assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is playing a key role in a research project that could result in better day-to-day lives for many residents in Outagamie County. Addressing Front-End System Inequities To Promote Change is one of 25 projects underway nationwide that make up the 2023 cohort of the Catalyst Grant […]

For nearly 40 years, UW Oshkosh has built up and carried on a tradition of excellence in Model United Nations. That didn't change this spring when the student organization took part in a national conference in New York City.

UW Oshkosh celebrated the accomplishments of more than 1,300 students at the University's 149th spring commencement.

Undergraduate and graduate students alike were recognized for their research, scholarship and creative efforts during the 30th annual UW Oshkosh Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Activity event on April 27.

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.