UWO graduate Katie Rasoul is a leadership coach, keynote speaker, and team culture expert helping leaders change the world through her company, Team Awesome. This includes helping them understand an employees need to have a sense of belonging in the workplace.

Colleges and universities across the United States are facing challenging times brought on by reduced state support, bad financial decisions, and a new generation that questions the value of a college degree. Ed Martini, Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UW Oshkosh discusses higher education trends and challenges.

Going to the grocery store to buy fruit and vegetables is a common activity for most of us but for many, transportation or access to healthy food choices is limited or non-existent. UWO graduate, Maurice “Mo” Wince is addressing the issue of food insecurity in Milwaukee Wisconsin.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced healthcare providers to make fundamental changes in healthcare delivery. UWO Distinguished Alum, Teresa Connolly is Associate Vice President, International Delivery Services for Mayo Clinic. She was on the frontline when healthcare providers adjusted. She discusses healthcare then and now.

Mobile phones are ubiquitous in society. They have made it easier to connect with people around the world. But they have helped inhibit communication with the person right next to you. UWO Communications Studies Assistant Professor, Ryan Allred, PhD talks about the pitfalls of mobile phones and interpersonal communication.

UWO Distinguished Alumni Award recipient Jeni Asaba proves there is value in a college degree. She has taken her skills and applied them in different careers and in each community where she has lived. Her impact stretches from the Bronx, New York to Uganda. Asaba describes the improbable path she has followed since graduating.

A community’s chamber of commerce has many roles. University of Wisconsin Oshkosh graduate Rob Kleman discusses the important relationship between the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce, the city of Oshkosh, and educational institutions like UWO.

It is estimated that one third of the human population will be forced to relocate at some point due to changes in climate. Find out more about climate change and migration with guests Stephanie Spehar, Director of the UWO Sustainability Institute for Regional Transformations and Professor of English, Douglas Haynes.

Pollution in the ecosystem affects us all. There is a staggering number of pollutants in our waterways. Gregory Kleinheinz, Chair of the UWO Department of Engineering Technology and Chair of the Environmental Research and Innovation Center discusses what he and students have found skimming local waterways.

The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is a leader in sustainability. UWO received the U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools Postsecondary Sustainability Award. Campus Sustainability Director, Brad Spanbauer discusses the sustainability goals of the University and how individuals can make their homes more sustainable.

The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh recognizes alumni for their excellent work. We meet five of the eleven 2023 honorees.

Usually, advances in technology are met with applause. However, some recent advances bring with them serious questions about their impact on society. UWO Information Systems Professor, Michael Patton explores some of the issues surrounding generative AI and Tik Tok.

The University of Wisconsin System surveyed students about free speech on campus and their knowledge of the First Amendment. Wendell Ray explores the survey results and other First Amendment topics with UWO Communications Studies professor Tony Palmieri.

Michael Ford, an associate public administration professor at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and director of the Whitburn Center for Governance and Policy Research, discusses the impact of partisan politics on local governments.

Critical Race Theory is a hot topic in some political circles even though it seems few people know what it is. Dr. Alphonso Simpson, Jr. is the director of the African-American Studies program at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and the vice president of The National Council of African-American Studies. Dr. Simpson explains CRT and why he believes it has become a topic discussed in many state legislatures.

Wendy Lewis is a former Major League Baseball HR executive and the former Global Chief Diversity Officer for McDonald's. She is uniquely qualified to lead and coach organizations in the area of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Lewis discusses her career path and the issues and obstacles organizations face with DEI.

The UWO LGBTQ+ Resource Center is a place to experience belonging, allyship and advocacy. Interim director, Maddy Wiles and senior Shouacua Xiong discuss the issues confronting the LGBTQ+ community and the role the Resource Center.

A new survey published on psychiatrist.com finds that "an astounding 42% of those born between 1990 and 2010 - Gen Z - have been diagnosed with a mental health condition." What concerns Gen Z and how do they handle life away from home...like on a college campus? Nathan A. Scott, Associate Vice Chancellor for Campus Life at UW Oshkosh and Leah Folks, Interim Director of the UW Oshkosh Counseling Center discuss what UWO is doing to make its campus a supportive place.

The costs of goods and services have been climbing due to inflation. But what is inflation? What causes inflation? When will it end? Dr. David Fuller, Professor of Economics in the College of Business at UW Oshkosh provides the answers.

Is attending college an aspiration for Gen Z? University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students Dr. Jasmine Buxton is an experienced advocate for college students. She discusses how to meet the needs and expectations of today's college student.