NFL punter Kluwe helps UWRF food drive
What started as a request on Twitter turned into an NFL player visiting UW-River Falls to help raise money and collect food for those in need in the River Falls…
UWRF professor loses battle to cancer
UW-River Falls Journalism Professor Meseret Chekol Reta died of liver cancer on Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012.
Young team has big shoes to fill
Having lost three starters from last year’s NCAA tournament squad, the UW-River Falls women’s basketball team will need a total team effort to replicate that same success.
Barnett: ‘For when I am weak, then I am strong’
UW-River Falls music professor Thomas W. Barnett has had the best year of his 18-year marriage during a time that could have easily been his worst.
Budget cycle restarts again on UW-River Falls campus
The allocable fees budget process has begun with student organizations attending trainings, completing and submitting budgets, and the Allocable Fees and Appropriations Board (AFAB) preparing for another budget cycle that…
IceCube project brings students to South Pole
UW-River Falls has teamed up with UW-Madison and 38 other institutions to create the world’s largest and most innovative telescope using data from the ice in the South Pole.
Women lead the grade point race
The fact that women tend to have higher grade point averages than men was proven on the national level, but is also noticed locally at UW-River Falls.
Winter blues affects some women
As temperatures drop and sunlight wanes, forms of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), can cause depression-like symptoms for people living in the northern hemisphere.
Destination program faces student involvement decline
Despite its success at UW-River Falls in the past, the Destination program, which is a volunteer program that sends students on local, domestic and international service trips, has lost volunteers.