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

Bernard, Robert and two stewardesses fill the stage of Fredric March Theatre with their comedic personas.

“Boeing Boeing” takes flight

Leo Costello, Columnist May 9, 2019

UW Oshkosh’s final play of the season opened Thursday night as a few planes coincidentally flew low over the Fredric March Theater minutes before the show began. “Boeing Boeing,” a play about...

Trump’s trade war escalating between the U.S. and China

Sarah Marx, student May 9, 2019

Everyone loses in a trade war, let’s not pretend otherwise. While some think putting tariffs on imported Chinese goods is a smart idea, it actually harms more than it helps. This tariff doesn’t only...

Respecting Native American culture

Lydia Westedt, student May 9, 2019

A couple of years ago, my dad showed me something very important. After learning I was transfering to Oshkosh, he strongly recommended that I watch an old documentary about the founding and history of...

Ditch the straw, save the earth

Lexi Wojcik, student May 9, 2019

#RefusePlasticStraws, #LastPlasticStraw and #NoStrawPlease are all sustainability movements to help protect our oceans from the harm of plastic straws. UW Oshkosh has a focus on sustainability but...

Students question opinion surveys

Leo Costello, Columnist May 9, 2019

Every student at UW Oshkosh is required to fill out a Student Opinion Survey for their classes each semester to evaluate their instructors. However, the student body as a whole seems to be uncertain of...

UWO must budget for inclusivity

Alexus Olsen, Columnist May 9, 2019

“Make sure you grab your pepper spray, make sure you walk around campus with a buddy and lock your doors, no matter what time of day it is.” As a student starting school at UW-Milwaukee, these...

anthropomorphic U.S. map inserts needle into its heart the mississippi river

Wetlands: Dead in the water?

Advance-Titan Staff May 2, 2019

On April 15, just one week before Earth Day, public comments were quietly closed on the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to eliminate protections for over half of the nation’s wetlands. The...

What it’s like reporting at a Trump rally

Christina Basken, Columnist (News Editor) May 2, 2019

This was my first time reporting at a presidential event. To put it simply, what an experience. I attended a press conference at the Green Bay Labor Temple at 10 a.m. that day. I met a radio station...

Tinder? I barely even know her

Leo Costello, Columnist May 2, 2019

Dating is not something that comes easily to me. As a guy whose last relationship was in high school, followed by 10 years of an on-again, off-again relationship with college, I’ve got some work to do...

High school journalism censorship under fire

Advance-Titan Staff April 25, 2019

The American press has been under attack in recent years with claims of fake news, biased stories and attempts at censorship. Student journalists have not been immune to these attacks and face even...

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