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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

Construction to begin on I-41 outside of Oshkosh

Construction to begin on I-41 outside of Oshkosh

Jacob Link, Assistant News Editor October 9, 2024

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed a $25.9 million contract Oct. 7 to improve 14.2 miles of Interstate 41 from County D (Military Road) in Fond du Lac to Wisconsin State Trunk Highway 26 in Winnebago County,...

Kelly Reyer, left, and Tracy Miller, right, are two of the three design contest winners that have their artwork featured on the WCPH’s vending machines.

WCPH unveils 24/7 public health vending machines

Izaac Downie, Staff Writer October 3, 2024

The Winnebago County Public Health (WCPH) agency recently unveiled new free resources for the community in the form of vending machines, available in Oshkosh and Neenah.   The 24/7 public health...

Fr. Zach Weber leads a procession of students during the Eucharistic Procession on Friday.

Titan Catholics holds bi-annual Eucharistic Procession

Isaac Pischer, Staff Writer October 3, 2024

Pedestrians on the UW Oshkosh campus were able to witness a unique act of worship on Friday as the Catholic student organization, Titan Catholics, and the Oshkosh Newman Center held their biannual...

Campus sees increase in drug arrests, burglary

Campus sees increase in drug arrests, burglary

Kelly Hueckman, Managing Editor October 3, 2024

UW Oshkosh saw an increase in burglary, drug-related arrests and other offenses compared to last year, according to the annual Clery Report published by the UWO Police Department Sept. 30. “Campuses...

Whooping cough cases increasing in Wisconsin

Josh Lehner, News Editor October 3, 2024

Whooping cough cases have been increasing in Wisconsin and across the U.S. with 21 confirmed cases according to a Sept. 30 Winnebago County Public Health safety press release. There was only one confirmed...

UWO to host Supreme Court discussion

Nolan Swenson, Staff Writer October 3, 2024

  On October 24, UW Oshkosh will be hosting, “Has the Supreme Court Saved Constitutional Democracy in the United States,” with speakers Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalist Linda Greenhouse and...

Crime Corner

Jacob Link, Assistant News Editor October 3, 2024

The Oshkosh Police Department has identified the two juvenile suspects responsible for vandalizing the restrooms at South Park last week at 1210 Georgia St. The suspects, both female, were referred...

Bradley Spanbauer studies elephants in Tanzania in 2015. Since receiving his master’s degree, he has focused his attention on studying elephant populations.

UWO professors express the impact of elephant conservation on the environment

Taycee Zach, News Writer September 25, 2024

 Over the last 75 years, the population of savannah elephants worldwide has declined by more than 50 percent, making them one of the most endangered species in Africa. With a decreasing population, there...

UWO sees largest enrollment drop in UW System

UWO sees largest enrollment drop in UW System

Jacob Link, Assistant News Editor September 25, 2024

UW Oshkosh is estimated to have seen a 4.7% drop in enrollment, the largest decrease in the Universities of Wisconsin system, according to preliminary data released Sept. 16. UWO, one of five Universities...

Courtesy of Oshkosh Police Department – Several juveniles vandalized the public restrooms at South Park last week.

OPD investigates vandalism at South Park

Jacob Link, Assistant News Editor September 25, 2024

The Oshkosh Police Department is investigating several acts of vandalism that have occurred over the last week at South Park inside the public restrooms at 1210 Georgia St. According to OPD, several...

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