Aubrie Selsmeyer

Dec 4, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Claudia Zeamer |Aubrie Selsmeyer

William “Taylor” Wirthlin sat criss-crossed on a traditional Japanese floor mat with a chilled glass bottle of Coca-Cola and a metal tray of vibrant orange and yellow ink beside him. All six-foot-something of him folded over, ink covering every available space on both arms, and chunky clear framed glasses resting on the bridge of his nose. He was wearing loose-fitting nylon pants that zipped off into shorts with a faded pair of leather loafers.

Oct 17, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Claudia Zeamer |Aubrie Selsmeyer

As the November 5 presidential election approaches, students are preparing to voice their political opinions at the polls. A group of UWO students were asked a few questions about the most important matters that will be reflected in the candidate they vote for, why young peoples’ votes matter and what it means to be a member of their political party. More student responses can be read on the Advance-Titan website.

Apr 4, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Ella Rider |Aubrie Selsmeyer

Cru, formerly known as the Campus Crusade for Chris, is an organization that encourages students to grow their faith in God while navigating next steps in life. Students are taught to connect to their faith in ways that go beyond the traditional views of religion. Cru is an open-arms community for students to develop a sense of purpose, belonging and spirituality. Globally, there are 6,306 campus ministries according to Cru’s website.

Mar 22, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Ella Rider |Aubrie Selsmeyer

“There’s no one right way to be a feminist”March 22, 2024 The Women’s Center hosted a panel discussion on March 12th with four UWO professors in feminist and women-centered research, for Womxn’s HERstory Month, about the importance of female involvement in decision making, and how the past can be used as a tool for the future of women’s rights.

Dec 6, 2023 | advancetitan.com | Cassidy Johnson |Aubrie Selsmeyer |Anya Kelley

UW system President Jay Rothman suggested that UW universities “shift away” from liberal arts programs, particularly at campuses with low-income students, in an effort to steer students toward more career-specific paths, according to emails obtained by The Daily Cardinal. Rothman has since taken to X to defend his statements, writing that he has “not asked our universities to move away from liberal arts programs,” and adding that he is a “product of the liberal arts” himself.