Controversial beliefs affect students
Barnabus Flemming asks: “What do you do when someone spews their beliefs in your face?” Your day starts off on the right side of the bed, you’ve finally remembered to…
Transfer student reveals displeasure in Student Voice coverage
I am just writing in response to the many articles that have been in the Student Voice since last fall regarding the budget at UW-River Falls. It seems to get…
Students encouraged to vote in upcoming elections
Wisconsin will be holding local elections and the presidential primary on Tuesday, April 3. UW-River Falls students who are U.S. citizens and have lived in Wisconsin for 28 days (including…
Candidate sets priorities for alderwoman-at-large position
My name is Lauren Evans. I am a 21-year-old marketing communications major at UW-River Falls. I have worked closely with non-partisan organizations like Students for a Fair Wisconsin and the…
Republicans manifest women’s rights
Condoms and the birth control pill allowed women and men of my generation to plan when and how many children they will have. Unfortunately the Republican party of today opposes…
Cascade construction begins
The Cascade Project construction is anticipated to start Wednesday, April 4. All construction work is planned to get done this fall, said Director of Facilities Mike Stifter.
Students asked to wear hoodies for justice day event
Several UW-River Falls student orgnaizations are asking students to wear a hoodie to stand up to injustice. The Black Student Union, Falcon Programs and Student Affairs are sponsoring an event…
Barefoot campus walk aims to raise awareness
On Thursday, April 5, UW-River Falls Falcon Programs will be putting on the event TOMS One Day Without Shoes walk to raise awareness. This event is an international event which…
Tebowmania, NFL soap opera continues to move across the country
With all the NFL drama that has happened this off season, it almost has a MTV show feel to it. Personally, I just want to watch good football and I…
Track and field transitions to outdoor season
The UW-River Falls women’s track and field team performed well this past indoor season, and the team is excited about what they can do in their upcoming outdoor season.