Collectively, as a nation, we will benefit from more Americans accessing a better education at a better subsidized price that yields a better quality of life.

Many activities are scheduled on the UW Oshkosh campus throughout the month of February in observance of Black History Month. The events were coordinated by the Center for Academic Support and Diversity and the Black Student Union.

During a research project in Borneo, UW Oshkosh Professor Stephanie Spehar and student Eric Fell discovered and documented the existence of Miller’s Grizzled Langur, a primate species thought to be nearly, if not completely, extinct.

Governor Walker’s planned creation of a College and Career Readiness Workforce Council coincides with a new, detailed economic development alignment audit and report from UW Oshkosh. It spotlights the institution’s strides in preparing career-ready graduates and deepening its local, regional and statewide economic and community development impact.

Undergraduate and graduate students – bringing UW Oshkosh’s 2011 total to approximately 2,400 — say they are prepared to face challenges of economy, and many are ready to further pursue education while they launch their careers. Here is a story, video, photo gallery and, in case you missed it, video podcast documenting a big day.

Sharon Chappy, RN, Ph.D., CNOR, associate professor, associate dean, graduate program director in the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s College of Nursing… and avid Harley Davidson rider, shares some rules of the road for life in her keynote address to the Midyear Commencement class of 2011.

Rothkegel to Midyear class of 2011: “Use your strengths and skills, whether you are from Oshkosh, somewhere in the Midwest, other parts of the US or even a different country: Dream big, because UW Oshkosh has equipped you with the tools and supportive connections to live this dream.”

The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program recently achieved a significant milestone – accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, the best outcome possible for a new program.

Grade schools students opened their minds to the wonders of science Nov. 5 at a science safari and expedition at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.

Should 180,000 UW System students be unintentionally used to subsidize the state’s additional budget deficit?