Community members join UWRF Band in concert
This semester will mark the first time ever that community members and students will join together in a cooperative band at UW-River Falls. The University Band, who will have two…
Professor dies after yearlong battle with leukemia
Kamal Adam, assistant professor of agricultural engineering technology, died Sept. 23 following a yearlong battle with leukemia.
Out-of-state insurance out of reach
A recent change in the complex insurance configuration at UW-River Falls has caused difficulties for faculty and staff who sought medical treatment outside the state of Wisconsin. Part of the…
The Banks Center opens its doors
The basement of the Davee Library now houses an innovative new center for learning that through teaching and research is intended break through the boundaries between different disciplines at UW-River…
Former CBE dean Nemecek will make return to classroom
Barbara Nemecek, the former dean of the College of Business and Economics, stepped down from her position as dean and is currently on sabbatical as she prepares to teach a…
CAFES to determine fate of food science program
The UW-River Falls food science and technology program is facing a potential elimination this fall semester. Come October, there will be a decision made to either eliminate the program from…
Metallica attempts to compensate for previous album
Almost half a decade after a disastrous release in Metallica’s eighth studio album, “St. Anger,” the Los Angeles thrashers are back with their ninth album, an attempt to regain those…
Choosing proper study habits creates free time
Yours truly is back for the final installment of his college career. I guarantee and promise to attend no less than 75 percent of my classes and finish with no…
English Department ready for second annual undergrad conference
The UW-River Falls English department is turning to nature for some inspiration for the second annual Undergraduate Conference for Critical and Creative Engagement, to be held Sept. 26 in the…
New teacher hired to head outdoor education
The UW-River Falls health and human performance department has a new professor, Paul Shirilla, teaching the outdoor education minor this semester. The choice to hire Shirilla was finalized last spring.…