Cassidy Johnson

Have you ever heard the quote, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it?” First with the Scotty’s construction and now with this, it seems as though UW Oshkosh has the tendency to instead employ “If it ain’t broke, fix it anyways.” The UWO administration’s decision to dismantle the packaging system is an example of this....

Living in the digital age has given our generation many advantages. The ability to instantly reach those close to us, post content for both them and acquaintances alike, the ability to stream videos, shows and movies instantly and the ability to get information in seconds gives users immense power.

“The Hub” is located in Reeve 104 by the Student Engagement Center and is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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. Advance-Titan File Photos

America’s political landscape has become increasingly divisive, especially in recent years as a result of our social media and search engine algorithms.

As I’m sure you are all aware by now, the 2024 presidential election is just around the corner. For many college students, this is their first time being able to vote in a presidential election, which is equally exciting, scary and confusing. If you are feeling any of this, don’t worry. The Advance-Titan is here...

With Halloween upon us, many are more excited than they are scared for the Hallo-weekend festivities. However, Oshkosh isn’t all treats — it has some tricks, too.

Finals and midterms are upon us, and I know I am personally getting sick of my typical study spots. I’ve noticed that it’s been harder to focus and stay motivated in my usual spots.

It’s that time of year again. Our days are getting shorter, busier and more stressful. Although some may see this as a time to hibernate, it’s actually the perfect time to ask for help.

Maybe it’s the holidays, the desire to have a plus-one to your family gatherings, the seasonal depression, or just longing to have somebody keep you warm from the bitter Wisconsin winter. Whatever the cause is, we have officially entered what is known as “cuffing season.” Likely a biological adaptation from times when finding a partner...