Cooking oil, now trans-fat free, allows for healthier food options
Most college students have heard of the dreaded “freshman 15,” referring to pounds that students are likely to pack on their first year away from home.
Trende announced as public safety director
After taking the interim Public Safety director position when Mark Kimball announced his retirement four months ago, Dick Trende received the position as Public Safety director March 19.
Students volunteer around the country
Rather than lounging around on a beach somewhere warm or engaging in some other self-pleasing activity. Five faculty members and 62 students decided to dedicate their spring break to helping…
Students actively participated in success of University Center
The completion and grand opening of the University Center this semester brought a sigh of relief and a feeling of excitement to many people in the UW-River Falls campus community.
Ag. Technology Contest draws high school students to UWRF
The 2007 Agricultural Technology Contest brings around 1,000 high school students to the University to participate in various events. The contest rules and regulations are set by the Future Farmers…
Falcons fans band together on Facebook
Junior Steve Baisden attended 20 men’s hockey games out of the 29 this season. Baisden decided to take his love for hockey one step further when he created the Facebook…
Senators pass four motions at meeting
Student Senate took the time Monday night to bring several new motions to the table, without the presence of President Joe Eggers or Vice President Derek Brandt.
Students postpone schooling for military duty
UWRF is no stranger to the war, and some students are getting ready to fulfill their duties as members of the U.S. armed forces, while others have already stared war…
Sexually-explicit DVDs surface around River Falls
Concern among law enforcement officials and parents has heightened as sexually explicit pornographic DVDs have been surfacing at several locations in River Falls.
D-Day approaching for HHP facilities
On Monday while most UW-River Falls students and staff will be relaxing and enjoying their spring break, government powers in Madison will be making a decision that will dramatically impact…