In May, faced with stiff competition and declining business, owner Ken Osmond considered closing Planet Perk, a cozy cafe in downtown Oshkosh that had served as a meeting place and restaurant for 27 years.
Mainstream...
Mattie Beck, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 4, 2023
The UWO Police Department (UWOPD) created a podcast last November that covered a wide variety of campus-related topics.
These topics included community questions, scam and security, active threat...
I love music of any kind and for a good reason. As far back as I recall, music has always been in my life. Whether it’s listening to Al Green on an iPod with my dad or playing “Grand Theft Auto”...
After taking the summer off, Oshkosh Gallery Walks are back.
Every first Saturday of the month, downtown Oshkosh comes to life with art of all kinds. Businesses and galleries along North Main Street...
Over this past summer, coming into the fall, UW Oshkosh’s Film Society and radio/TV/film courses have been sweeping film awards.
Students have been successful in script writing, production, costume...
The city of Oshkosh is receiving a $30,845 grant from Wisconsin Economic Development Department (WEDC) to renovate underused alley space in the downtown Oshkosh area into a functional public gathering...
Mattie Beck, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• September 21, 2023
“Evenings in the Prairie,” a free event that invited the community to come walk along trails located in different locations around the community, held its last trail event for the year.
There were...
2023 has certainly proved to be an interesting year so far for music, and may even be a defining year in the industry.
Between many beloved artists releasing new music, trying out new genres and entering...
Jocelyn Nunez, Special to The Advance-Titan
• September 14, 2023
The Day by Day Shelter is holding its first fundraiser event in nearly 5 years – Streets of Hope. The inaugural Streets of Hope fundraiser will take place indoors at Becket’s Center Atrium from 6-11...
Editor’s Note: This is a submission from 11 UWO faculty and staff.
Chancellor Andrew Leavitt made a surprise announcement toward the end of summer: UW Oshkosh does not have enough money...
