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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

Photo creds: Willem Flaugher / The Advance-Titan-- Dear Dualidad is a duo made up of Giselle Olivia and Javier Roman, both UWO graduates.

Dear Dualidad rocks out

Kelly Hueckman, Opinion Editor September 28, 2022

Music, dancing and community. UW Oshkosh alumni duo Dear Dualidad brought all three to Titan Underground last Thursday as they played their hour-long set in celebration of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month.  The...

Photo creds: Bill Blake / Oshkosh Rugby Club-- Brad Gorzek dives in order to advance past the tackling opposition. In Rugby, anyone can run the ball, allowing for greater diversity of strengths.

Oshkosh Rugby Club wants you

Nolan Swenson, Co-Sports Editor September 27, 2022

The Oshkosh Rugby Club, also known as the Mighty Pigs, has operated out of Oshkosh since 1978 and played at the Division III level against other Wisconsin rugby clubs. The team comprises of men ranging...

Illustration: Josh Fannin / The Advance-Titan--
Students can reframe tasks in Good Faith to help take control of their college experience.

You don’t have to go to class… you get to

Ivy Eleanor Buchan, Guest Columnist September 27, 2022

You don’t have to go to class. Before you stop reading and go on your merry way, thrilled with the knowledge that you never need to attend another boring lecture for a gen ed that’s well outside...

Photo creds: Kyra Slakes / The Advance-Titan -- Prof. Kercher teaches the significance of researching local history.

Kercher sparks growth in student research, history department

Cory Sparks, Editor-in-Chief September 21, 2022

Pay it forward.  That's all Stephen Kercher wanted to do. But in the more than 20 years he has taught at UW Oshkosh, he has managed to do so much more. Kercher, a UW Oshkosh history professor and director...

Photo courtesy Emma Cumbers  / The Advance-Titan -- UWO student Emma Cumbers, far right, studied in France and said the hardest part of her trip was staying on task in a classroom when there was so much else to see.

Study Abroad: An opportunity to gain hands-on learning

Josh Lehner, Writer September 20, 2022

Getting back into the swing of the school year can be tedious. Registering for classes, buying textbooks and the hardest part, showing up to class. But some students are embarking on an entirely new and...

Courtesy of UWO Archives - Ed Hall was inducted into the UWO Hall of Fame in 1974.

Remembering The Titans

Jacob Link, Co-Sports Editor September 20, 2022

The first UW Oshkosh Athletic Hall of Fame class in 1974 featured three-sport athlete Edward “Ed” Hall, widely regarded as the greatest right-tackle and right-end in Titan football history. Hall...

Morgan Feltz / The Advance-Titan — The Oregon/Jackson Street bridge is set to be replaced in 2028.

Nearly 7% of Wisconsin bridges ‘structurally deficient’

Katie Pulvermacher, Managing Editor and News Editor September 14, 2022

Of Wisconsin’s 14,307 bridges scaling state and local roadways, 987 or 6.9% are classified as “structurally deficient,” according to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA). A...

Photo: Advance-Titan  — The Oshkosh Public Museum is home to more than 300,000 objects and 700,000 historic photographs.

Get off campus and in touch with Oshkosh

Josh Lehner, Staff Writer September 14, 2022

The history of Oshkosh flows throughout the city, and with it are the many features and activities it offers. Oshkosh was once home to the Ho-Chunk Indians, who surrendered their land to the United...

Connor Giusti, left, and Matt Shermann, right, stand alongside Clinton LumberKings General Manager Ted Tornow,  a UWO alumnus.

Titans enjoy summer baseball

Jacob Link, Sports Editor September 13, 2022

While most UW Oshkosh students use summer break as a chance to relax, three Titan baseball players spent their summer playing baseball in two of the most prestigious summer baseball leagues in the country. UWO...

Photo courtesy David Siemers — UW Oshkosh Chief of Staff Alex Hummel, far right, met with various people on Monday before the chancellor announced the university would not outsource its custodial, maintenance and grounds employees.

Leavitt rules against outsourcing custodial, grounds and maintenance crews

Katie Pulvermacher, News and Managing Editor September 13, 2022

Cautious optimism. This is Custodian Anne Armstrong’s takeaway after she and 100 other custodian, grounds and maintenance workers almost lost their state jobs due to outsourcing at UW Oshkosh. “Nothing...

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