You can see the extra hustle and bustle come autumn when students head back to the city. You can hear the buzz in near-campus restaurants, and frequently, people are outside to rally around sporting events and causes.
These cities and towns boast great art scenes, diversity, recreational opportunities, unique traditions and, in general, there is lots to do.
These places—communities with universities—are thriving, cultural, creative hubs that offer knowledge, expertise and, in Oshkosh’s case, bring some 10,000-plus extra people to town each spring and fall semester.
In the fall edition of Engage, now available online, the theme of community runs through.
Read stories about UW Oshkosh alumni building thriving communities, UW Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt’s vision for the future, an alumni family’s investment in success and more.
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