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The Advance-Titan

Independent Student Newspaper of UW Oshkosh Campuses

The Advance-Titan

Independent Student Newspaper of UW Oshkosh Campuses

The Advance-Titan

Photo creds: Kayla Curtis / The Advance-Titan-- Drum major Chandler Sumner-Gehrig leads at the
marching bands inaugural performance.

Centennial Band is ‘fired up’

Kelly Hueckman, Opinion Editor October 12, 2022

With UW Oshkosh’s 2022 Homecoming rapidly approaching, Titan Thunder Marching Band will celebrate 100 years of UWO bands with its Centennial Band.  Titan Thunder has invited students, current and...

Anya Kelley / The Advance-Titan-- Focus on Energy and sustainablity director Bradley Spanbauer encourage students to go green for free.

Pushing for sustainability

Anya Kelley, Assistant News Editor October 12, 2022

The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is currently leading in the Higher Ed Kit Challenge, a race between the UW-System schools to see who can get the highest number of individuals to sign up.  The kit...

Liam Beran/Advance-Titan — Former Secretary of the Department of Education Betsy DeVos and  Marquette University Emeritus Professor Howard Fuller discuss the future of education at UW Oshkosh Tuesday night.

DeVos, Fuller debate future of education

Liam Beran, Staff Writer October 11, 2022

“There’s a distinction between public education and the system that delivers it.” That statement by Howard Fuller, Marquette University professor emeritus, embodied the conversation between himself...

Chancellor details strategic plan to OSA

Liam Beran, Staff Writer October 11, 2022

UW Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt previewed UW Oshkosh’s strategic plan for the next seven years at Monday’s Oshkosh Student Association (OSA) Assembly meeting.  The strategic plan, a roadmap...

Oshkosh Chamber hosts 54th Assembly District candidate forum on Oct. 26

Submitted news October 10, 2022

The Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce will host a forum for the two candidates vying for the 54th Assembly District seat in the Wisconsin Legislature. The district includes east-central Wisconsin and covers...

A look inside Winnebago County’s aging and disability programs

Chloe Strand, Intern, UWO Center of Civic and Community Engagement October 10, 2022

Editor's Note: The Center for Civic and Community Engagement at UW Oshkosh is working with local nonprofits to raise awareness about critical issues our community faces and the groups working to make a...

Ready to rent?

Ready to rent?

October 5, 2022

Renting your first apartment is both exciting and intimidating. Educating yourself about the process and resources available can ensure your experience goes smoothly. The Search Before you Google,...

Photo: Molly Miesbauer / The Advance-Titan-- Tony Steppan speaks with Michael Gindhart (back) and Carter Hendrickson (front) at the UWO Career Fair on the Fox, opening doors for future career opportunities.

UWO grads thrive after college

Molly Miesbauer, Writer October 5, 2022

A college degree alone doesn’t ensure a job in your field upon graduation. But for all those students who take advantage of the many opportunities college offers, it sure does help.  UW Oshkosh alumni...

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Living costs are not livable

Katie Pulvermacher, News Editor October 5, 2022

In Wisconsin, the rate of rent increase notices has gone up 69% this year, according to a 2022 Legal Templates study. It is evident college students are not happy with this statistic. “Already being...

Photo creds: Charlie Bruecker / The Advance-Titan-- Last year’s loss in first-year student retention was 32%. This visual represents a loss of around 1/3 (or 32%) of a class due to poor retention rates.

UWO works to increase student retention

Anya Kelley, Assistant News Editor September 28, 2022

The retention rates for first-year students dropped to a 40-year low at UW Oshkosh last fall, after the pandemic left students in a desperate state both educationally and economically. Erin Grisham,...

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