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Week In Review Podcast: Season 2, Episode 6

Jacob Link, Managing Editor
March 7, 2025

Week In Review is a weekly podcast from the Advance-Titan that reports on the top UW Oshkosh campus, local, state and national news from the previous week. This week’s episode features a story about a former student that died in a car crash, a UWO student put on a Ukraine exhibit last week and Tammy Baldwin authored a new bill that would protect farmland.

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Courtesy of the Oshkosh Police Department -- The Oshkosh Police Department arrested a 50-year-old Michigan man for recklessly endangering safety and possessing a firearm as a felon after a standoff with police on the 600 block of Jackson Street Aug. 29.
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Courtesy of NTSB – The flight path of the warbird that crashed July 29, 2023 in Lake Winnebago which killed a pilot and a passenger during EAA AirVenture.
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Courtesy of the Oshkosh Fire Department – An Oshkosh Fire Department ambulance sits outside the station on Court Street. OFD recently announced its plans to cut ambulance service to numerous neighboring towns.
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Jess Duch / Advance-Titan – Flowers, balloons, candles, handwritten cards, a motorcycle helmet and other items were set at the traffic light near the crash.
One person dead after crash near campus
Graphic by Josh Lehner / Advance-Titan
UWO no longer operating in structural deficit
Dylan Przybylski / Advance-Titan -- Donner Hall is one of three buildings, also including Webster Hall and Radford Hall, that will be demolished in the next year in a statewide project.
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Courtesy of UWO Athletics -- UW Oshkosh Chancellor Manohar Singh announced Aug. 27 that the university will be adding women’s flag football as its 21st varsity sport, with a goal to fulfill the roster and coaching staff by next spring. 
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Courtesy of UWO -- Chancellor Manohar Singh, left, greets Gov. Tony Evers, right, and Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman, center, before a tour of Polk Library this summer.
University welcomes its new chancellor
Courtesy of UWO Flickr -- Going to college has gotten more expensive for students at UW Oshkosh, as the Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved a proposal by President Jay Rothman to increase tuition by up to 5% for the 2025-26 school year.
Universities of Wisconsin to increase tuition
Courtesy of the Oshkosh Police Department -- The Oshkosh Police Department arrested a 50-year-old Michigan man for recklessly endangering safety and possessing a firearm as a felon after a standoff with police on the 600 block of Jackson Street Aug. 29.
Suspect arrested in Franklin Street shooting
Courtesy of the Oshkosh Police Department -- The Oshkosh Police Department cruiser waits near a park in town last year.
OPD searching for suspect in Wisconsin Street shooting
Isaac Pischer / Advance-Titan -- Pratt & Whitney's rare 747SP test bed serves as a focal point to those entering Boeing Plaza during the 72nd annual EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.
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Jacob Link
Jacob Link
Jacob Link is the Editor-in-Chief of the Advance-Titan and is pursuing a double major in Multimedia Journalism and Radio/TV/Film. Link started as Co-Sports Editor of the A-T as a freshman before becoming Assistant News Editor and Managing Editor. Link follows in the footsteps of his parents, who are both A-T alumni. After graduating in May, Link is planning to pursue a career in broadcasting and print journalism.