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The Advance-Titan

Independent Student Newspaper of UW Oshkosh Campuses

The Advance-Titan

Independent Student Newspaper of UW Oshkosh Campuses

The Advance-Titan

Anastasha Westbrook presents her research on “Diversity and Disparity of Crocodilians (Crocodylomorpha) Before and After the K-Pg Extinction.”

Students present for TRIO

Taylor Clerkin, Staff Writer October 3, 2024

Last Thursday, TRIO was proud to display what its McNair Scholars were researching over the summer during the 2024 McNair Showcase held in the UWO Culver Center. TRIO is a program funded by grants from...

UWO continues to rebuild its campus buildings

UWO continues to rebuild its campus buildings

Angela Rose Satterlee, Arts and Culture Editor October 2, 2024

The multicultural building at UW Oshkosh was in great need for a fresh look which means a lot of renovations. Beginning in early spring of the 2023 fiscal year the Multicultural Education Center (MEC),...

The A-T’s managing editor Kelly Hueckman looks over a banned book display in the bookstore. The display is up through Sept. 28.

Banned Books Week UWO

Anya Kelley, Editor-In-Chief September 25, 2024

Book banning – it’s been a hot topic since 2021, when Republican politicians began a wild spread campaign targeting books containing conversations about gender identity, sexuality and race.  Sept....

Music industry students work in a recording studio located in the Arts & Communications building.

AI within the music industry

Taycee Zach, Writer September 25, 2024

Views about the implementation of artificial intelligence in the music industry differ among artists, but independent musicians at UW Oshkosh feel as though such technology could do more harm than good...

 The Annex Gallery is filled with many impressive paintings from Van De Loo’s “Installation Images of Oasis,” and they can be viewed in the Arts and Communications building until Oct. 3.

Reopening the UWO Art Scene Annex Gallery opens ‘Installation Images of Oasis’ exhibit

Angela Satterlee, Arts and Culture Editor September 18, 2024

Kaden Van De Loo is a painter and recent graduate of the UW Milwaukee, where he received a bachelor of fine arts in painting and drawing and a minor in art history. His artwork is currently exhibited at...

Professor Sarah Dittmann pulls inspiration from her Czech and Slavic roots to her drawing, “Baba Yaga Lithography”.

Allen Priebe Art Gallery faculty exhibition returns

Taylor Clerkin, Arts and Culture Editor September 18, 2024

The Allen Priebe Art Gallery welcomed back the university with an exhibit showcasing the recent works of UW Oshkosh faculty last week on Sept. 12. The faculty exhibition is done every two years to allow...

Students and faculty react to Act 266

Students and faculty react to Act 266

Angela Satterlee and Jessica Duch September 12, 2024

Hmong professors and students at UWO said that they are excited for the steps being taken to include Hmong and Asian American history in the Wisconsin education curriculum from grades K -12. Last spring,...

Taycee Zach / Advance-Titan - The band "Smoke Free House" rocks out to the dance-punk scene in Oshkosh.

Enter: Dance-punk

Taycee Zach, Staff Writer September 12, 2024

In the heart of Oshkosh’s underground punk scene, a genre-defying group called Smoke Free Home has been rocking the community with their electrifying rhythms and honest, abrasive lyricism — without...

A jewel longhorn beetle portrait by Levon Biss hangs in the Paine Art and Garden Center. A single image in this exhibit is comprised of 8,000 photos to create a highly-detailed portrait.

Don’t bug out!

Kelly Hueckman, Managing Editor September 5, 2024

The Paine Art and Garden Center is showing tiny insects in a big way with their dual exhibitions, “Microsculpture: The Insect Portraits of Levon Biss” and “A Cabinet of Wonder: Artworks by Jennifer...

‘Brain gain’ grows in Wisconsin

Angela Satterlee, Arts and Culture Editor September 5, 2024

College students are always looking for a place for work and to live once they have graduated from their institution. According to a study done by HireAHelper, Wisconsin is the fourth best state for recently...

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