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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

Courtesy of Jim Koepnick Photography - The EAA grounds welcome the Celebration of Lights event to their grounds this year for the community to experience.

Christmas in the Air returns

Mattie Beck, Arts & Entertainment Editor November 29, 2023

The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) is holding its annual Christmas in the Air celebration this Saturday, featuring different activities to kick off the holiday season.  The free event welcomes...

Courtesy of Oceanview - Med Spa
Younger generations are much more likely to be transparent about getting cosmetic work done than
older generations, according to Beverly Hills doctor Kevin Brenner.

The ugly truth of the Botox craze

Aubrie Selsmeyer, Opinion Editor November 29, 2023

Young people are plumping their lips with filler and freezing their nonexistent wrinkles with Botox.  Are these facial alterations an act of confidence or a remedy for insecurities – or is our generation...

Advance-Titan - Some of the 90 Black students arrested are seen in court. Each student was being charged for unlawful assembly and disorderly conduct.

Remembering Black Thursday 55 years later

Katie Pulvermacher, Editor-in-Chief November 16, 2023

Taken from an Advance-Titan issue from Dec. 5, 1968 It was 8:35 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 21. Vice president Sherman Gunderson opened the outer door of the presidential suite, and hastily noted that a large...

Advance-Titan File Photo - The consequences of being caught with a fake ID include a court date and a whopping fine of up to $1,250.

So you think you can drink?

Kelly Hueckman, Managing Editor November 15, 2023

Last year, UW Oshkosh Police Department handed out 230 underage citations.  I get it — you’re a big bad sophomore, and you’ve totally graduated from stupid freshmen parties in a crumbling basement...

Courtesy of Lori Palmeri - Rep. Lori Palmeri looks over a document with Rep. Supreme Moore Omokunde. An Oshkosh resident since 2008, she was elected to the 54th Assembly District in 2022.

Palmeri’s evolution in politics

Elijah Plonsky, Staff Writer November 15, 2023

Lori Palmeri, Oshkosh’s first female mayor, assumed higher office as the Wisconsin Assembly representative for District 54 and admits the road wasn’t always easy being a single mom. Adversity and resilience...

Photo courtesy of Caleb Considine - Woojin (Jin) Jung, middle, instructs people where to put their food at for the International Student Association’s Culture Night in November.

International student talks culture shock

Caleb Considine, Writer November 15, 2023

It wasn’t easy.   Woojin (Jin) Jung, 20, remembers what it was like when he first came to UW Oshkosh in August 2022. As an international student from South Korea, he left home, his language, customs...

Morgan Feltz / Advance-Titan
UWO senior Ava Douglas drives to the basket in a game at the Kolf Sports Center last season.

Women’s basketball tips off season

Owen Larsen, Staff Writer November 8, 2023

The UW Oshkosh women’s basketball team will tip-off the season in Wheaton, Illinois on Nov. 10 for the Wheaton Beth Baker Classic. After making it to the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference...

Katie Pulvermacher/ Advance-Titan - Wisconsin Herd forward Glenn Robinson III speaks at media day at the Oshkosh Arena Nov. 7.

Herd prepare for fresh start

Jacob Link, Co-Sports Editor November 8, 2023

With a new general manager and head coach, the Wisconsin Herd of the NBA G League will look to compete for the Eastern Conference title when the 2023-24 season kicks off for the Herd against the Cleveland...

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