Viewpoints section disappoints
When the Student Voice comes out, it’s obvious. Peering into classrooms, you’ll find dozens of heads are buried between the wide, crinkly pages, and for a generation that’s used to…
When the Student Voice comes out, it’s obvious. Peering into classrooms, you’ll find dozens of heads are buried between the wide, crinkly pages, and for a generation that’s used to…
In last week’s edition of the Student Voice, Mike Pearson wrote a great column regarding campus politics. Although I agree with the general attitude of his column, I find his…
Teresa Aviles asked in her column last week: Why the low turnout at the anti-war rally? She indicated that the problem was due to students’ lack of education and awareness…
I felt it was unfortunate that there was not more coverage in the paper of the Rally in the River Valley in the week following the event. However, I was…
The departure of Chancellor Don Betz leaves big shoes to fill, and the University is responsible for finding someone to fill them. During Tuesday’s Student Senate meeting, it was announced…
The proposed annual budget from the Leadership Development and Programming Board (LDPB) was rejected for the first time ever at the Senate meeting April 8. The budget had denied funding…
A major provider of reproductive health services for UW-River Falls students and Pierce County's working poor faces an uncertain future.
Last week, April 13-19, was National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. UW-River Falls senior Beth Ashton played a large role by raising public awareness about victims’ rights and services.
A fire April 5 at UW-Stout that killed three students at an off-campus housing complex brings the importance of fire safety at UW-River Falls to light.
The Higher Learning Council (HLC) for accreditation had an open forum for UW-River Falls students Monday. The panel, composed of members of the HLC, questioned students about their experiences and…