Independent Student Newspaper of UW Oshkosh Campuses

The Advance-Titan
Independent Student Newspaper of UW Oshkosh Campuses

The Advance-Titan
Independent Student Newspaper of UW Oshkosh Campuses

The Advance-Titan
Reed all about it

Reed all about it

Ethan Uslabar, Editor, Arts&Entertainment • November 7, 2019

On Monday afternoon, UW Oshkosh chancellor Andy Leavitt played his alto saxophone in the Titan Underground as a part of the Flourish Through Music and Mindful Music Monday programs. Leavitt has been...

Don Eshelman became homeless after losing his job in Mayville due to the 2008 financial crisis.

Warming shelters: Helping homeless day by day

Ethan Uslabar, Editor - Arts&Entertainment • October 30, 2019

Shortly before 6 p.m. on Sunday evening, a group of people gathered across the Osceola Street from the back of Most Blessed Sacrament Parish, hoping to be one of the 25 let into the Day by Day Warming...

Individualizing sustainability problems can be counterproductive.

Faculty disputes sustainability myths

Ethan Uslabar, Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 23, 2019

With so much buzz around climate change and sustainability in the wake of worldwide climate strikes, UW Oshkosh professors aim to dispel myths and reinforce facts surrounding sustainability. While...

An anonymous UWO student displays a handful of the marijuana ‘nugs’ they sell and smoke.

Student drug dealer tells all

Ethan Uslabar, Arts and Entertainment editor • October 23, 2019

With Illinois poised to legalize marijuana on Jan. 1, 2020, Wisconsin will be a weed-desert in a largely green sea, as Michigan and Illinois both have fully legalized the substance and Minnesota allows...

A police officer writes an open-intoxicant ticket. /

Pub crawl proves chaotic

Ethan Uslabar, Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 16, 2019

A massive wave of binge drinking hit Oshkosh in the biannual Pub Crawl, where students, out-of-town friends and Oshkosh residents drank from early morning to late at night. The event, which originated...

Students view Hunder’s exhibition at the gallery’s reception last Thursday night.

Details abound in ‘Ingress’

Ethan Uslabar, Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 16, 2019

On Oct. 10, photographer and printmaker Stephanie Hunder’s exhibition titled ‘Intricate Ingress’ opened at the Allen Priebe Art Gallery in the Arts and Communications building. The exhibition...

"By Ethan Uslabar uslabe78@uwosh.edu Homecoming week is underway, but there are still plenty of opportunities to get involved with the festivities. UW Oshkosh kicked off its Homecoming on Sunday as campus life organizations painted the windows in Reeve Memorial Union. On Monday, students participated in a spoons tournament that required participants to sign a waiver acknowledging the dangers that could ensue when the games were to get intense. On Tuesday, students participated in a talent show in the Reeve Memorial Union Ballroom. Wednesday night featured UWO’s annual Homecoming comedian. This year, Chris Distefano, who stars in MTV shows “Guy Code” and “Girl Code” was the featured comedian, performing in Albee Hall. Tonight’s events include the Residence Life and Greek Life house and hall decorating, as well as flag football at the Rec Plex. The homecoming comedian and the tailgating event on Saturday usually draw the biggest crowds and are planned by students in the Reeve Union Board beginning in early summer. The biggest draw of Homecoming is on Saturday, when alumni and families are invited to a day full of food and sports, featuring the football team’s Homecoming game versus UW-Eau Claire. “Saturday is a day of lots of free food, games and activities for families to enjoy with their students,” Missy Burgess, associate director for student involvement said. “There are so many thing to enjoy, and most of them are free. We hope they get a taste of how much fun life as a Titan can be.” Fraternities, sororities and residence halls are typically the most involved, although all students are welcome to participate in the events. “Greek Life is super into homecoming,” Lauren Perry, a member of Alpha Xi Delta said. “Our favorite event is probably the lip sync competition. That’s a really big one for us just because everyone gets so into it; they get to dress up, they get to make up a routine for their theme and they get to practice with like everyone who’s participating, and it’s always super fun.” Perry is one of several students running for Homecoming royalty. “I’m running because I wanted to represent Greek Life in a different way,” Perry said. “I think it’s super important to represent UWO in every aspect, rather than just in my organization, and I just really like that opportunity to get myself out there.” "

Titans dig into Homecoming with Spoons

Ethan Uslabar, Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 16, 2019

By Ethan Uslabar Homecoming week is underway, but there are still plenty of opportunities to get involved with the festivities. UW Oshkosh kicked off its Homecoming on Sunday...

Szabo sweats heavily as he pounds his drums.

Reign of terror draws to an end

Ethan Uslabar, Editor - Arts & Entertainment • October 9, 2019

The grindcore band “Automated Terror Machine,” played their last show together before a cheering crowd in Appleton on Monday night. ATM is the two-piece band with Stephen Peniston and Jake Szabo....

Tech N9ne makes stop in Oshkosh

Jack Tierney, Editor in Chief • October 3, 2019

Tech N9ne, an underground “chopper” style rapper who calls himself “King of the Night” and wears an anarchy mask on stage is planning a Menominee Nation Arena concert with a set he said he has...

Let’s get this ‘Bread for Breakfast’

Ethan Uslabar, Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 3, 2019

The Appleton-based band Nosebleeds announced their next album is in the works, detailed their history of playing together and how they came to be a part of the Fox Valley music scene. The three hung...

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