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

Cory Sparks / The Advance-Titan

COVID adds variables to fantasy football

Cory Sparks, Sports Editor September 23, 2020

Fantasy football has always been an interesting entity. This year, however, fantasy football owners have even more variables to consider due to the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the league. With...

Theatrical release poster for the film

The Broken Hearts Gallery is a feel-good film

Lexi Wojcik-Kretchmer, News Writer September 23, 2020

“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...

UWO’s Green Fund has approximately $40,000 to spend on student-driven projects to create a more sustainable campus.

Green Fund addresses sustainability needs

Kaitlyn Scoville, Copy Desk Chief September 23, 2020

Students have until Nov. 20 to submit a proposal to the Green Fund, a student-run organization that promotes sustainable changes to the campus by those who want to help keep UW Oshkosh a green campus. The...

Trina Smith’s “Quarantine: Dining Room 1” bends and blends an everyday scene.

Faculty art exhibit a treat for campus art enthusiasts

Carter Uslabar, Editor in Chief September 23, 2020

The Allen Priebe Art Gallery in UW Oshkosh’s Arts and Communication Center kicked off its year with its annual faculty exhibition. The exhibition highlights the work of UWO art department faculty,...

UWO Flickr — Students wearing masks to and from classes is now a common sight on the UW Oshkosh campus.

COVID spread is ‘significant, uncontrolled’ in Winnebago County

Sophia Voight, Co-News Editor September 18, 2020

UW Oshkosh reached a 24% student positivity rate as Winnebago County reached a record number of 149 positive cases on Thursday in what the Winnebago County Health Department is calling a “significant...

Screenshot from Chancellor Leavitts town hall

Chancellor town hall addresses COVID, enrollment concerns

Carter Uslabar, Editor in Chief September 16, 2020

A week after classes began, UW Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt held a town hall Wednesday morning to update staff, faculty and others about the university’s coronavirus situation and more. “So...

Emma Shodis embraces her horse at a competition at Kenosha County Fairgrounds.

UWO students find alternative ways to stay active

Cory Sparks, Assistant Sports Editor September 16, 2020

As UW Oshkosh students acclimate to the new style of campus life, many find themselves in their rooms while they attend classes remotely. While studying and prioritizing classwork is of crucial importance...

(Left to right) Freshmen Cody Welker, Cade Schmitz, Jake Stritesky, and Nate Stokhaug lift weights at the UW Oshkosh Recreation and Wellness Center in preparation for their upcoming season.

UWO wrestlers adapt to COVID restrictions

Cory Sparks, Sports Editor September 16, 2020

With the rise of coronavirus cases throughout the country, it’s no secret that sports must have restrictions. At UW Oshkosh, the fall sports seasons have already been canceled in terms of competitive...

Multicultural mural complete after over three years

Multicultural mural complete after over three years

Carter Uslabar, Editor in Chief September 16, 2020

A multicultural mural affixed to the east side of Albee Hall and Pool has finally been completed and unveiled after over three years of hard work by a group of UW Oshkosh Students. The mural is a visual...

Ramping up the accessibility

Ramping up the accessibility

Kaitlyn Scoville, Copy Desk Chief September 16, 2020

Ian McDonald, Oshkosh Student Association president, has been working with students and faculty members since early summer to “Ramp Up” UW Oshkosh and make the campus accessible to disabled students...

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