Reeve Union underwent a glow-up this semester! And we let our UW-Oshkosh Communications team journalism students run with the script to help explain a new, dynamic space. Introducing The Hub: an interactive space for all UWO students, equipped with activities, study spaces and a relaxation room. The Hub is free for UWO students! Open M-F […]

Sept. 12 is more than just the anniversary of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh's first day of classes in 1871—it's also the third annual Titans Day of Giving.

Environmental Studies major Kevin Mueller works with professor Kathryn Hofmeister to measure soil moisture levels at the AGM Nature Preserve in Waupaca County.

The fight song that debuted in 2022 is by alumnus David Gillingham ’69 and MST ’77, an accomplished composer and retired music professor.

The UW Oshkosh community thrived in 2022, with plenty of events and lots of learning and opportunities for connection.

Relive UW Oshkosh's 58th midyear commencement through one minute of video highlights.

Nearly eight years after a serious car accident and just weeks after losing her father, psychology senior Abby Lane reflects on her educational journey as she prepares to graduate Dec. 17.

Students from the UW Oshkosh and other UW System schools took to the bay of Green Bay and Lake Michigan this summer to clean up trash in the water and along the shorelines in a new EPA-funded trash skimmer boat.

UW Oshkosh's 148th spring commencement celebrated nearly 1,500 students and their academic accomplishments.

Today's students face rising living expenses and other financial challenges. More and more, they rely on scholarships to continue their education. Thanks to your support, we've awarded over $1.5 million in scholarships and awards during the 2021-22 academic year.