A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for The New York Times who has spent more than a decade on the ground covering wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will be keynote speaker at a first-of-its-kind November symposium at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.
The word cherish means to treat something with affection and to treat and hold dear.
My entire experience on the UWO gymnastics team is my favorite.
I am proud to have served as UWO Alumni Association president beside our dear friend, Jean Nelson for 25 years.
This was my freshman year in college back in Nelson dorm.
In the spring of 1966, these young women were some of the pledges of an exceptional Alpha Phi sorority pledge class.
My favorite memories from UWO would be the long-lasting friendships that were formed during my undergraduate days.
My most memorable college experience was as a participant in the 1971 Study Tour to Russia.
My most cherished UW Oshkosh memory would be getting to know Mrs. White, the former nutrition and dance professor
