As young Americans increasingly turn away from traditional media such as TV, radio and print in favor of getting their news through social media, concerns should be raised regarding how this may impact...
Seeing that this is the first issue of The Advance-Titan of 2022, I figured this would be a phenomenal time to address my issue with New Year’s resolutions.
Before you page over, this is not (entirely)...
UW Oshkosh needs student workers, but at what price? I strongly recommend that the UW Oshkosh campus raises their student employment rate of pay to at least $10 per hour.
With a quick Google search,...
Making menstrual products free and eradicating the infamous Pink Tax is not a new topic, and has been widely discussed among the media, but not much has changed. As a woman who has her period every month,...
I am excited to be a new college graduate starting my first corporate job in public relations, a job I earned after working as an intern this semester. But I’m nervous about what is ahead of me as a...
Life consists of experiences, opinions, words of wisdom, failures and successes that ultimately shape us into the people we are today.
I ask each and every one of you to think and ask yourselves: “Who...
“If I fail this test, I’m not going to pass this class. I’m never going to finish school, I’m never going to get a job, and I’m going to be a total failure in life.”
Does this sound familiar?
Even...
Mattie Beck, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• November 30, 2021
Taylor Swift recently released another re-recording to add to her discography, this time with the album “Red (Taylor’s Version)."
With all the previous songs re-recorded and a variety of other songs...
Today’s society seems to put a spotlight on all of the reasons that separate people from one another.
Whether it be opinions on COVID-19 vaccines, mask regulations, political party affiliations,...
David Blaska, UWO class of ‘72
• November 17, 2021
It is distressing that my alma mater (Class of 1972) would expunge the good name of award-winning actor Fredric March from its campus theater.
I was editor of The Advance-Titan when Mr. March visited...
