Nolan Swenson

The UW Oshkosh Police Department (UWOPD) hosted their annual Run With the Cops event raising between $8,000 to $10,000 for the Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI). Around 225 participants took part, be it in kids’ obstacle courses, donut eating competitions,or the 5K walk/run race alongside law enforcement agencies. Chris Tarmann, UWOPD’s acting police chief, said that...

UW Oshkosh has recently finalized schedules for the spring semester across campus. Despite the completion, it raises concern among faculty about the length of the process and its permanence. Journalism department associate Cindy Schultz said that the late course registration is due to budget cuts and layoffs, which have affected the schedule as recently as...

The UW Oshkosh volleyball team continued their winning streak by sweeping four non-conference teams over the weekend, upping their current record to 26-0. The Titans opened the Washington University in St. Louis’s WashU Invitational Oct. 13 against Simpson College (Iowa) and against Washington University in St. Louis, winning the matches by scores of 3-0 and...

The UW Oshkosh men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams both took losses against UW-Eau Claire in their season opener on Oct. 14. The men’s team lost 158-73, taking eight second-place and six third-places finishes during the meet. Damen Seremet led the Titans with second-place finishes in both the 50-yard freestyle with a time of...

This fall is the conclusion of UW Oshkosh’s soccer senior Rylie Kaufman’s career as an athlete and Titan, leaving a legacy of leadership and love of the sport. Kaufman said that as long as she can remember, she’s played soccer and that it’s come to her naturally through friends and family. “I have been playing...

Courtesy of Taeyeon Kim – Model UN is made up of students with a variety of majors.

UW Oshkosh wrestling seniors Adib Korabi and Cody Welker are hoping to leave their mark in their final season with the Titans. Korabi was born in the United States, but lived in Syria and Saudi Arabia. He said that when he was young and still living in the Middle East, he enjoyed wrestling; however, when...

On October 24, UW Oshkosh will be hosting, “Has the Supreme Court Saved Constitutional Democracy in the United States,” with speakers Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalist Linda Greenhouse and retired federal appeals court Judge Michael Luttig. The event will be hosted from 5-7 p.m. in the Reeve Ballrooms.

Thousands of Americans have been driven out of their homes and displaced across the country due to Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton. This problem is not exclusive to hurricanes, but a reality for people across the nation dealing with climate change. Rising oceans, increasing wildfires and extreme weather events will be a drive in future climate migration, making Wisconsin’s location and weather desirable

Swenson acted as Co-sports Editor for two years before contributing as a staff writer.