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

Fraternity and Sorority Life continue Last Lecture series

Jack Tierney, Campus Connnections Editor • November 29, 2018

UW Oshkosh Fraternity and Sorority Life hosted their second biannual Last Lecture event in Reeve Union Ballroom with keynote speakers Art Munin and Autumn Dunsmore on Tuesday. A silent auction for...

The musical thriller Sweeney Todd provides music, mirth and murder for all.

‘Sweeney Todd’ brings departments together

Jack Tierney, Campus Connections Editor • November 15, 2018

The theater department and the department of music join together to present “Sweeney Todd,” a musical thriller Nov. 15-18 at Fredric March Theatre. The UWO symphony orchestra will be joining the...

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You’ve Been Served

Lee Marshall, Writer • November 8, 2018

Students and staff joined together at Titan Nights last Friday as ghost hunter Chris Moon led them on a quest for spirits around campus. UWO senior and human services leadership major Clara Hewins said...

Chris Moon visited UWO Friday to give a lecture and take students on a ghost hunting adventure.

Titan Nights welcomes ghosts

Jack Tierney, Campus Connections Editor • November 8, 2018

Students and staff joined together at Titan Nights last Friday as ghost hunter Chris Moon led them on a quest for spirits around campus. UWO senior and human services leadership major Clara Hewins said...

Miss UWO Eve Jewson poses with her crown and sash after competition.

Miss UWO raises money for Christine Anne Center

Frankie Rabas, Campus Connections Writer • November 1, 2018

The fifth annual Miss UWO pageant brought four contestants to the Reeve Union Ballroom stage last Thursday to increase awareness about domestic violence and raise funds for the Christine Ann Domestic Abuse...

 

Off-campus dining breaks health codes

Jack Tierney, Campus Connections Editor • November 1, 2018

Restaurants in Oshkosh are subject to one unannounced health inspection per year by the Winnebago County Health Department, according to Environmental Health Supervisor. Four trained specialists and...

Participants start their march down Algoma Blvd toward the Christine Ann Center.

Take Back the Night celebrates 28 years in Oshkosh

Jack Tierney, Campus Connections Editor • October 25, 2018

The 28th annual Take Back the Night was held in Reeve Union Ballroom Wednesday night to raise awareness on sexual assault, domestic violence and unhealthy relationships in our community. Nationwide...

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You’ve been served

Lee Marshall, Cartoonist • October 25, 2018

“Mean Girls” actor hosts UWO homecoming talent show

Jack Tierny, Campus Connections Editor • October 18, 2018

Daniel Franzese, You-Go-Glenn-Co-Co star of “Mean Girls,” hosted a talent show in the Reeve Union Ballroom on Tuesday, Oct. 16 for the third night of homecoming. Franzese took the stage in black...

Keys to surviving pub crawl Know your limits It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement. The air is crisp, the sun is shining and the beer is flowing. You’re dancing, people are shouting, your shirt is off and your mom calls. Reality comes crashing down. You haven’t looked at the clock in hours. The sun is lower now than it was last time you checked. The 30-pack of beer you bought is empty and what’s that? It’s coming, it rises from down low and percolates up, up through the stomach, through the chest, out the throat, onto the ground and you realize you have puked. Don’t be that person, know your limits. Have a buddy People are malicious. It’s sad to say, but they are. Keep a buddy close. You never know when, why or what will happen. Best of all, it’s nice to have a buddy to share the good times with. Dress appropriately The weather for this year’s Crawl looks perfect, 50 degrees and sunny. That doesn’t mean it won’t get cold later on. With your fully charged phone, you’re going to want to take those selfies we were talking about earlier: And what looks worse in a picture than somebody else’s sweatshirt? Nothing. Make sure you have all your appropriate clothing: boots, hoodies, pants and for the audacious, a beanie. Have fun Pub Crawl only comes around twice a year. You work hard; you deserve this. Meet new people, challenge yourself on the dance floor, go for the quan, hit that na na, be you. Keep yourself and your best interests in mind. Remember these important steps and we’ll all have fun.

Keys to surviving Pub Crawl

Jack Tierney, Campus Connections Editor • October 11, 2018

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