I love textbooks. More specifically, I love physical textbooks.
This may be because opening up a textbook at my desk with a notebook and pen is a part of school that I have become nostalgic for, or...
“Bill and Ted Face the Music” is another soft reboot of a comedy series from 25 years ago. This film joins many other films that fall into that category such as “Blues Brothers 2000,” “Clerks...
The History Club co-hosted a discussion of RGB’s on Sept. 29, 11 days after her death, to discuss her legacy.
The guest speakers, professors at UWO as well as representatives from the Women’s Center,...
Cory Sparks, Assistant Sports Editor
• September 30, 2020
As an avid football fan, I wanted nothing more than for this horrific year to be punctuated by another football season of big plays and crowds of thousands exploding in the enthusiastic chants many other...
The Online Overachiever
By the time the professor is done asking their question, this person has already had the “raise hand” button selected for 45 seconds. With an insatiable desire to prove their...
If you look up the word, “Hmong” on The Advance-Titan, only one article from each year pops up, usually highlighting Asian Heritage Month. Once you hit 2018, however, things get pretty interesting....
“The New Mutants” is the film that Disney doesn't want you to see by changing its release date six times, then finally releasing it when nobody knows theaters are open and exactly one week before a...
“The Broken Hearts Gallery,” produced by Selena Gomez, is a feel-good film that anyone can relate to, even if they’ve never been in a relationship.
The movie's key takeaway is to cherish memories...
Mask mandates are a huge topic of discussion that can lead to debates about freedom of speech, government policies and personal beliefs. The governor of Wisconsin made it mandatory to wear a mask in public...
“Tenet” is the latest film from Christopher Nolan as he continues his vendetta of blending high concepts with dazzling filmmaking to deliver intelligent blockbusters to a world where the power of cinema...
