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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

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‘The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue’ by V. E. Schwab.

‘The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue’ book review

Kylie Balk-Yaatenen, Arts & Entertainment Editor February 9, 2022

New York Times best seller “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue” written by V. E. Schwab is a story about a young girl who makes a deal with a god to live forever, but it comes with a catch--no one will...

Tom Antrim / Advance-Titan
The Exclusive Company is located on Main Street in Oshkosh and will be hosting Record Store Day again on April 23 and has a wide variety of records available in store.

The Exclusive Company Remains a Media Hub in Oshkosh

Thomas, Antrim February 9, 2022

The Exclusive Company is a chain of record stores located in Wisconsin, specializing in a variety of different physical media ranging from horror movies to jazz records. Media enthusiasts will be...

Photo of Chicory in the Reeve Union exhibit

Reeve’s art gallery focuses on flowers

Mattie Beck, Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor February 9, 2022

Currently at the Gail F. Steinhilber Art Gallery located in Reeve Union is the “Floral Focus Stacks” exhibit from photographer Thomas L. Eddy. This exhibit consists of a wide variety of photographs...

Sandro Mamukelashvili dribbling

Herd rookie spends time with Bucks

Jacob Link, Asst. Sports Editor February 9, 2022

Wisconsin Herd rookie forward Sandro Mamukelashvili has enjoyed time with both the Herd and Milwaukee Bucks, under whom he is signed as a two-way player. A two-way player is someone who is allowed to play...

Courtesy of Visit Oshkosh
Downtown Oshkosh will host first ever Chocolate Stroll thisSaturday. If you wanted to go it is too late as the event is sold out.

Downtown Oshkosh Chocolate Stroll

Kyra Slakes, Photo Editor February 9, 2022

Get ready, chocoholics! It’s time for the first Downtown Oshkosh Chocolate Stroll. The Downtown Chocolate Stroll takes place this Saturday, but it is now sold out, so you’ll have to wait for...

Jacob Link / Advance-Titan
The Herd’s Jalen Lecque hangs on the rim after a dunk on Sunday’s loss to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants.

Losing streak reaches 4, fall to 7th place

Jacob Link, Assistant Sports Editor February 9, 2022

After returning from a two-game road trip, the Wisconsin Herd, the NBA G league affiliate of the Milwaukee Bucks, fell to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants (5-7) 113-110 on Feb. 6. The Herd (6-7) have now...

UWO student and Associate Professor in search of Starkie Swenson

UWO professor aids to the closing of Starkie Swenson cold case

Katie Pulvermacher, News Editor February 9, 2022

After the news of human remains being spotted by a pair of hikers at High Cliff State Park on Sept. 29, UW Oshkosh Associate Professor of anthropology Jordan Karsten was able to identify the remains of...

Kyra Slakes /The Advance-Titan — Students, faculty and staff can get vaccinated and tested for COVID-19 at Albee Hall.

UWO suspends students for COVID-19 violations

Katie Pulvermacher, News Editor February 9, 2022

From Sept. 1, 2021 to Jan. 1, 2022, seven UW Oshkosh students were suspended and 861 disciplinary actions were taken against students for disobeying COVID-19 rules set in place, according to the Dean of...

Screenshot of Chancellor Andrew Leavitt during Town Hall

Town hall meeting updates to prepare for spring semester

Katie Pulvermacher, News Editor January 30, 2022

Discussing topics dealing with COVID-19, mental health and spring classes during his recent town hall meeting, Chancellor Andrew Leavitt said he trusts UW Oshkosh’s pandemic plan will help ensure a successful...

Masks are back for the start of the spring semester

Masks are back for the start of the spring semester

Advance-Titan staff January 19, 2022

Beginning Jan. 31, masks will again be required in campus recreation centers and at Polk Library. In a campus email, Police Chief Kurt Leibold wrote today: "We eased this restriction when COVID-19 rates...

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