Jessica Duch

Sep 12, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Anya Kelley |Angela Satterlee |Jessica Duch

Hmong professors and students at UWO said that they are excited for the steps being taken to include Hmong and Asian American history in the Wisconsin education curriculum from grades K -12. Last spring, Gov. Tony Evers signed Act 266 into law April 4 which stated that Hmong and Asian American history will become a part of the Wisconsin K-12 curriculum. “The Hmong and Asian American communities are a critical part of our state’s history, culture,economy and our future,” Gov.

Apr 25, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Ella Rider |Jessica Duch

As temperatures rise and class days dwindle, the UW Oshkosh annual Bye Gosh Fest is fast approaching. Reeve Union Board hosts the event each year and announced the festival’s artist lineup Thursday April 5. This year’s headliners will be pop rock band Hot Chelle Rae – whose top songs are “Tonight Tonight” and “I Like It Like That” – and country singer Chase Matthew, whose top song is “Love You Again.” Their opener will be country singer Jordan Blanchard.

Apr 25, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Ella Rider |Jessica Duch

Gov. Tony Evers signed Act 266 into law April 4 which states that Hmong and Asian American history shall be part of the Wisconsin K-12 curriculum. “The Hmong and Asian American communities are a critical part of our state’s history, culture, economy and our future,” Gov. Evers said in an April 4 press release.

Feb 29, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Ella Rider |Jessica Duch

“African American people are the bedrock, in my opinion, of popular entertainment here today in this generation,” said Alphonso Simpson Jr., director of African American Studies and associate professor in the department of sociology. “And it’s not just music, but it’s also theater and movies and, you know, Afro beats music, and it’s just so many things.

Feb 22, 2024 | advancetitan.com | Ella Rider |Jessica Duch

February 22, 2024 It was a full circle moment for Amber Hammond. Despite the budget crisis at UW Oshkosh, the 2021 advertising and marketing graduate dreamed of returning to the campus that she said gave her the world. Last November, she fulfilled that dream by accepting a position as executive director at UWO Fox Cities Foundation. At just 25, Hammond embraced UWO’s challenges, one of which was maintaining funds for the foundation.