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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

Vacant UWO residence halls may house coronavirus patients

Vacant UWO residence halls may house coronavirus patients

Joseph Schulz, Managing Editor March 23, 2020

The state of Wisconsin has asked UW Oshkosh to house coronavirus patients if health care facilities reach capacity. “We are working closely with leaders in the Wisconsin Department of Administration,...

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Community groups help businesses feeling financial strain of COVID-19

Joseph Schulz, Managing Editor March 20, 2020

As local businesses begin to feel the financial strain of the coronavirus outbreak, community leaders are stepping up to provide a helping hand. The Greater Oshkosh Economic Development Corp., the Convention...

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UW Oshkosh buildings are eerily empty after face-to-face instruction was canceled to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Chancellor: UWO will reimburse students for disrupted on-campus housing, dining

Joseph Schulz, Managing Editor March 19, 2020

Chancellor Andrew Leavitt announced today that UW Oshkosh will reimburse students prorated charges for on-campus housing and dining disrupted by COVID-19 this spring semester. "It is the right thing...

OSA discusses UW Oshkosh’s response to the coronavirus

OSA discusses UW Oshkosh’s response to the coronavirus

Blaine Brown and Carter Uslabar March 18, 2020

With classes being moved online, the Oshkosh Student Association’s activities have mostly come to a stuttering halt. OSA office manager Tyler Klaver said that all OSA meetings, activities and events...

Chancellor Andrew Leavitt’s announcement that in-person classes would be replaced with online classes in response to the coronavirus has left lecture pits empty and professors scrambling to adapt their courses to a digital format.

UW Oshkosh faculty adapt to online classes

Joseph Schulz and Amber Brockman March 18, 2020

UW Oshkosh is switching from face-to-face instruction to online instruction to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, forcing faculty and staff to implement new technologies and adapt their courses to...

UW Oshkosh student veteran adjusts to everyday life

Nick Fioravanti, Reporter March 18, 2020

Students who have enlisted and graduated from Basic Combat Training in the United States Army can be called upon to serve as soldiers in whatever country they are needed. Every year, college students...

UW Oshkosh hosts the Career Fair on the Fox, one of the largest job search events in the Fox Valley.

160 businesses attend Career Fair on the Fox at UW Oshkosh

Patrick Caine, Reporter March 18, 2020

Earlier this month, UW Oshkosh hosted the Career Fair on the Fox, one of the largest job search events in the Fox Valley with nearly 160 businesses attending. Career Adviser Chelsy Cegielski said that...

UW Oshkosh suspends face-to-face instruction, commencement

UW Oshkosh suspends face-to-face instruction, commencement

Kate Sawyer March 18, 2020

Face-to-face classes at the three UW Oshkosh campuses will be canceled through the spring interim session, as instructors move to “alternative delivery methods,” Chancellor Andrew Leavitt announced...

Advance-Titan Photo: Allison Russotto
Many stores such as Walmart had empty shelves for things like toilet paper as people rushed to buy necessities.

Evers closes bars and restaurants amid coronavirus concerns

Joseph Schulz, Managing Editor March 17, 2020

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday ordered a statewide ban on gatherings of more than 10 people starting March 17, and closed all bars and restaurants for dine-in service to limit the spread of the coronavirus,...

Leavitt: 'This is all about social distancing'

Leavitt: ‘This is all about social distancing’

Joseph Schulz, Managing Editor March 12, 2020

UW Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt said the university has the infrastructure in place to move classes online and that work areas will be set up on campus for students who can’t go home after March...

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