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

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UW System calls for civic engagement among students

Kelly Hueckman, Managing Editor October 4, 2023

After a 2022 survey found only 12% of students in the UW System said they were interested in having their views challenged, a panel discussed how students can engage in difficult conversations in Reeve...

Nolan Swenson / The Advance-Titan

Club Spotlight: The Beekeeping Club

Nolan Swenson, Sports Co-Editor October 4, 2023

UW Oshkosh’s Sustainable Beekeeping Club was formed to generate student interest in ecosystem sustainability in beekeeping. The club began as a capstone project and it turned into a club. This year...

Craftivism on Campus

Craftivism on Campus

Mattie Beck, Arts & Entertainment Editor October 4, 2023

The Women’s Center on campus holds many events throughout the semester to get students involved throughout the semester, which feature joining the staff and other members of the community over coffee,...

UWO theatre department to sink its teeth into ‘Dracula’ production

Brandon Cobb, Staff Writer October 4, 2023

The UW Oshkosh theatre program makes its final preparations for its rendition of the play “Dracula” by Steven Dietz, set to open Oct. 12 at 7:30 p.m. A thriller play that has a plethora of supernatural...

ResLife Pub Crawl Policy

Nolan Swenson, Sports Co-Editor October 4, 2023

Due to safety concerns regarding Pub Crawl on Oct.13-15, UW Oshkosh Residence Life will adjust security policies for the weekend. Only UWO students and residential students at Fox Valley Technical College...

Aubrie Selsmeyer / Advance-Titan - Ben Bernier (front) and Brianna Zarling (back) are both guests at
Day by Day homeless shelter. Ben Bernier (37) is wearing a Packer
hat he crocheted himself. He is self taught and passes his time
making clothing items from yarn for other members of the shelter,
staff and children of staff members.

Day by Day addresses Oshkosh’s unhoused population

Aubrie Selsmeyer, Opinion Editor October 4, 2023

Homelessness is not a new problem in Oshkosh. However, for a number of citizens, the problem has recently become more apparent and troubling. Oshkosh has the Day by Day Warming Shelter, which provides...

Suna Vang / Advance-Titan - Planet Perk owner Ken Osmond cuddles with one of the cats available for adoption at Planet Purrrk Club.

Planet Perk opens ‘Planet Purrrk’

Suna Vang, Writer October 4, 2023

In May, faced with stiff competition and declining business, owner Ken Osmond considered closing Planet Perk, a cozy cafe in downtown Oshkosh that had served as a meeting place and restaurant for 27 years. Mainstream...

Josh Lehner / Advance-Titan - A group of students, staff, faculty and community members chant slogans in front of Sage Hall during Tuesdays walkout protest. The protest, which began at the Culver Family Welcome Center, worked its way to Sage Hall before ending in front of Polk Library.

‘Chop from the top!’

Josh Lehner, Assistant News Editor October 3, 2023

UW Oshkosh staff and faculty, as well as community members and people from other UW System schools, participated in a walkout protest today over the university’s response to its $18 million deficit. The...

UWO golf competes in UW-Lacrosse Fall Invitational

Owen Larsen, Staff Writer September 27, 2023

The UW Oshkosh women’s golf team traveled to Onalaska on Sept. 23 and Sept. 24 where the placed fifth of eight teams in the UW-Lacrosse Fall Invitational, shooting 698 strokes during the two-round event. The...

Willem Flaugher / Advance-Titan // UWO volleyball broke Kolf ’s volleyball attendance record by more than 300% at the game against UW-Stevens Point on Sept. 26. UWO fans celebrated the win by storming the court for the undefeated team.

Fans crowd Kolf in volleyball win

Jacob Link, Co-Sports Editor September 27, 2023

The UW Oshkosh athletics department attempted to do what many thought was impossible – break the NCAA Division III volleyball attendance record for a regular-season match during Tuesday’s Wisconsin...

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