Campus News
Seen on campus: Admissions Campus Preview Day
About 200 high school students visited the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Nov. 19 for an Admission’s Office event for Asian students.
Meet the Prof: Gail Panske
Art professor Gail Panske is an artist of integrity and striking originality with a distinguished record of national and international exhibitions and residencies. Just don’t call her a painter!
U-Plan event on mandatory furlough day promotes community
Building community and showing support for furloughed faculty and staff is the theme of an event to be held on the mandatory furlough day Jan. 25.
UWO veterans supported, served by Veterans Benefits Office
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s more than 350 student veterans have a place to go for support and services tailored to their unique needs.
Nursing students host holiday health event
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh College of Nursing seniors will present a Happy Holidays Health Fair from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, during the Salvation Army-Fox Cities 2009 Christmas assistance registration event for families in Neenah.
UW Oshkosh welcomes first honor society for nontraditional students
Michael Magnuson is counting down to graduation. With just six weeks left before he participates in the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh December 2009 commencement ceremony, he is keeping his fingers crossed that he’ll maintain his 3.7 GPA.
UW Oshkosh commemorates fall of the Berlin Wall
As young girls growing up in Germany, UW Oshkosh faculty members Heike Alberts and Monika Hohbein-Deegen lived on opposite sides of the Berlin Wall. Twenty-years ago, they both witnessed the fall of the wall from very different perspectives.
Top-ranked Titans host WIAC volleyball finals
Three nationally ranked teams will collide when the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh hosts the final four matches of the 2009 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) Women’s Volleyball Tournament Nov. 6-7 at Kolf Sports Center.
UWO presents Tunnel of Oppression Nov. 9-10
An upcoming University of Wisconsin Oshkosh multimedia event will challenge visitors’ ideas and perceptions of oppression.
UWO working to improve bicycle, pedestrian facilities
As the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh works to develop a transportation plan in support of its sustainability efforts, the campus has contracted with Schreiber Anderson Associates (SAA) of Madison for technical assistance.
