Leo Costello, Opinions Editor
• September 19, 2019
An old-fashioned marquee and box office, nestled within downtown Oshkosh, houses a theater with a century-old tradition of screening films for the community without the bombastic nature of the corporate-owned...
Ethan Uslabar, Editor – Arts & Entertainment
• September 12, 2019
The term greenwashing was coined in the late ‘80s as numerous companies were found to be overplaying the significance of their endeavors ostensibly to save the environment.
Sometimes, companies will...
Although it might sound cliché, saying goodbye is bittersweet. After three long years of being a photographer, staff writer, assistant news editor and eventually head news editor, I feel more ready for...
Three years ago I entered the dreaded yet required web design course for all journalism majors and I sat next to none other than Ti, news editor of the Advance-Titan at the time. After recently deciding...
Folks, it’s time for me to say goodbye to Reeve 19 and all of the memories it produced.
Thank you to every single person who has helped me get to where I am today.
Roommates, family, friends,...
It’s hard to believe that after nearly four years at copy desk, my time with the Advance-Titan is coming to an end. I joined the A-T as a nervous freshman who hadn’t even taken the intro journalism...
Hello friends, Evan Moris here. I am a radio/TV/film major with a minor in history. I was born and raised in the Madison suburb or Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin. Oshkosh has been my home for last five years and...
Jack Tierney, Campus Connections Editor
• May 9, 2019
After three years of editing and re-editing, endowed UW Oshkosh professor Richard Kalinoski has finished his 10th play, “Front Room.”
The English department and women’s and gender studies...
