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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

Women's Volleyball beats UW-Stout

Women’s Volleyball beats UW-Stout

Nolan Andler, Sports Editor October 9, 2024

Coming off their win versus Carthage College, which broke a two-game losing streak, the No. 7 nationally-ranked UW Oshkosh volleyball team found their footing this weekend, beating the UW-Stout Blue Devils...

Evers to distribute $115 million for public libraries, broadband access

Evers to distribute $115 million for public libraries, broadband access

Jacob Link, Assistant News Editor October 9, 2024

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) announced a joint project to distribute over $115 million in grants to local and Indigenous communities through the DOA’s...

UW-Oshkosh students celebrate the semi-annual Pub Crawl by day drinking, walking from darty to darty, going to the bars and sometimes even arguing with cops.

Making Pub Crawl fun and safe

Cassidy Johnson, Opinion Editor October 9, 2024

It’s (finally) that time of year again. Don’t be coy, I know you know what I’m talking about – even if you don’t participate in fall crawl, you likely have heard about the semi-annual drinking...

UWO’s Lauren Grier (14) recorded 10 blocks during the Titans’ home triangular against Edgewood and Carthage Oct. 1.

UWO volleyball drops two matches

Nolan Andler, Sports Editor October 3, 2024

The UW Oshkosh Volleyball team traveled to UW-Platteville last Wednesday for their second clash against a Wisconsin Intercollegiate Conference Opponent in the 2024 season.  The Titans, who were ranked...

Kelly Reyer, left, and Tracy Miller, right, are two of the three design contest winners that have their artwork featured on the WCPH’s vending machines.

WCPH unveils 24/7 public health vending machines

Izaac Downie, Staff Writer October 3, 2024

The Winnebago County Public Health (WCPH) agency recently unveiled new free resources for the community in the form of vending machines, available in Oshkosh and Neenah.   The 24/7 public health...

Campus sees increase in drug arrests, burglary

Campus sees increase in drug arrests, burglary

Kelly Hueckman, Managing Editor October 3, 2024

UW Oshkosh saw an increase in burglary, drug-related arrests and other offenses compared to last year, according to the annual Clery Report published by the UWO Police Department Sept. 30. “Campuses...

UWO to host Supreme Court discussion

Nolan Swenson, Staff Writer October 3, 2024

  On October 24, UW Oshkosh will be hosting, “Has the Supreme Court Saved Constitutional Democracy in the United States,” with speakers Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalist Linda Greenhouse and...

Music industry students work in a recording studio located in the Arts & Communications building.

AI within the music industry

Taycee Zach, Writer September 25, 2024

Views about the implementation of artificial intelligence in the music industry differ among artists, but independent musicians at UW Oshkosh feel as though such technology could do more harm than good...

Volleyball team has big week

Volleyball team has big week

Nolan Andler, Sports Writer September 25, 2024

The UWO volleyball team continued its winning streak last weekend.    The No. 5 ranked UW Oshkosh played against No. 3 UW-Whitewater in the second annual UWO Community Night at the Kolf Sports...

UWO sees largest enrollment drop in UW System

UWO sees largest enrollment drop in UW System

Jacob Link, Assistant News Editor September 25, 2024

UW Oshkosh is estimated to have seen a 4.7% drop in enrollment, the largest decrease in the Universities of Wisconsin system, according to preliminary data released Sept. 16. UWO, one of five Universities...

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