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April 5Physics/Astronomy is hosting solar eclipse viewing April 8 from 12:53-3:21 p.m., southwest of the Halsey Science Building. Solar eclipse glasses will be available.
April 1Polls open at 7 a.m. April 2 for circuit court judge, school board, council races
February 19The primary election for Winnebago County Circuit Court Judge will be held Tuesday, Feb. 20. Learn more.
February 14Letter urges vote of no confidence in Leavitt
February 12Suspect in 700 block of Cherry Street is in custody; there is no immediate danger to campus, but police urge people to continue to avoid the area.

Campfire on the Fox brigs artist Haley Klinkhammer

September 13, 2018

Musician Haley Klinkhammer attracts many students to come listen to her performance during Campfire on the Fox on Thursday. — Lydia Sanchez
Musician Haley Klinkhammer attracts many students to come listen to her performance during Campfire on the Fox on Thursday.

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Lydia Sanchez, Photo Editor

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Dej Txiaj Ntsim Yaj’s art is admired by a visitor on the opening night of her new exhibition on April 4.

Representing Hmong culture in Allen Priebe

Kyiah Nelson / Advance-Titan
Many community members attended the art gallery reception to support UWO alumnus Ryan
Steiskal on April 5

Earth meets stars in ‘Terrestelle’

Courtesy of UW Oshkosh Flickr
The Oshkosh Symphony Orchestra performs at a previous concert under the conduction of the director of orchestras, Dylan Thomas Chmura-Moore.

Orchestra continues to grow

Courtesy of Ryan Steiskal
“Koi in a Botanical Pond,” a
piece from Ryan Steiskal will be
featured in the Annex Gallery.

Galleries opening this week

Courtesy of The Constructivists
The cast of “A Cappocalypse!” are rehearsing for their play’s debut about an Oconomowoc a cappella group facing the apocalypse.

UWO alumni premiere new play

Photo: UWO Flickr — In an email sent out to UWO faculty and staff after the announcement of no confidence, Chancellor Andrew Leavitt said the results are a reaction to the hard, but necessary decisions he has made as chancellor, and that UWO chose to face challenges head-on, responding to trends and forces disrupting higher education everywhere.

72% of faculty vote no confidence in chancellor’s leadership

Photo Courtesy of Laura Johnson - Visit the Sugar Plum Fairy and check out her whimsical decorations.

Dive into the magical world of The Nutcracker

Advance-Titan File Photo - UWO students are temporarily unable to declare a theater major due to low enrollment, but this temporary suspension may become
permanent if the program doesn’t find a way to market themselves and amp up enrollment.

Protect liberal arts curriculum

Confessions of a Mall Santa

Confessions of a Mall Santa

Haylea Van De Yacht / Advance-Titan - Debbie Gray Patton has worked at UWO for 27 years in USP, the Dean of Students office and as a hall director. Her love of UWO is evident through spiritwear, posters and photos at her desk.

What will those leaving do next?

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