Support equal marriage rights for all people
Already the e-mails and flyers are starting to circulate. Professors are talking, and it’s going to be the hot-button issue for the next month. Students are being told we have…
Doyle proposes energy conservation plan
During his campus visit Wednesday, Gov. Jim Doyle announced UW-River Falls would be one of the four UW-System campuses in a pilot program, dubbed UW Off the Grid Initiative, to…
Local accidents shake up students, kill RF woman
Two UW-River Falls students were transported by ambulance following a two-vehicle accident shortly before 2 p.m. Wednesday. Traffic on Cascade Avenue was stalled after a Pontiac Bonneville rear-ended a Ford…
Students elect new senators
Student Senate elections took place on Monday and Tuesday, with positions being filled for college representative for the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), at-large senator and first-year representative. Michael…
Amendment controversy splits state
In the weeks before Nov. 7, Wisconsin voters will hear left- and right-wing groups pleading for support on many issues. One of those issues has been a focal point of…
Female domination concerns academics
There is growing concern in the academic world that men are being left behind. This issue has raised concerns among the administration and faculty here at UW-River Falls. Geoffrey Scheurman,…
Old bird gets a face lift
The UW-River Falls falcon is dead, and from its ashes both a newer falcon and hopes of establishing a stronger campus identity rise. This year, UW-RF will implement its new…
The Big Event
Fighting AIDS is not a task someone can do alone. Recognizing this, the Student Global AIDS Campaign (SGAC) at UW-River Falls has joined up with an awareness organization and local…
Jackass 2 is positively crude
What does it say about our society when the No. 1 movie in America, which has grossed over $25 million already, is about dick, fart and pain jokes? I guess…
Flyboys brings WWII insight
For most of World War I, the United States was not officially involved. Nonetheless, there were Americans who felt compelled to help European allies. Some joined the infantry or Red…