In his new composition “Swirling Sky,” University of Wisconsin Oshkosh faculty member Ed Martin created a unique melodic piece for live piano and fixed electronic playback that includes certain pitches or microtones that don’t exist on the piano.
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s new University Studies Program—set to launch with the upcoming fall 2013 semester— already is garnering attention as a national model for general education reform.
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh philosophy professor Laurence Carlin, who specializes in the history of modern philosophy and science, shares his thoughts about human nature and the quest for knowledge throughout history.
Eager students from across the region and around the world arrive on the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh campus each September full of curiosity and ready to find answers. Beginning in fall 2013, however, new first-year students will discover that simply collecting answers to their questions about college, their future and the world isn’t the point at all.
With an adventurous and artistic spirit, Sandi Van Sistine, of Green Bay, has turned an unlikely space into a home for a mosaic of northeastern Wisconsin’s artists.
My favorite memories from UWO would be the long-lasting friendships that were formed during my undergraduate days.
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumni took a walk down memory lane and shared their favorite experiences from campus life as part of the University’s first-ever Alumni Memories Project.
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumni enjoy connecting with the affinity groups they identified with when they were on campus, according to a recent online survey of UWO grads.
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumnus David Anthes ’87, of Marietta, Ga., remembers his grade school teachers turning his Leap Day birthday—or lack thereof— into a lesson about how long it takes the earth to really travel around the sun.
The addition of three new University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Alumni Association chapters, including the first two affinity chapters, gives graduates more ways to stay connected with their alma mater.
