Holidays focused on thanks celebrated around world
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, with only a week until we get to get together with our families and stuff our faces with turkey, stuffing and, most importantly, pie.
Cascade finally open to vehicles
After months of construction, Cascade Avenue is finally re-opened.
Student reactions vary to two-term President Obama
The reaction on the UW-River Falls campus to President Barack Obama maintaining his position of Commander-in-Chief is mixed.
Republicans look to future
The results from the elections are in and President Barack Obama has defeated Governor Mitt Romney and has been re-elected to serve another four years.
Campus renovations extend to Hagestad Hall classroom
Brandy’s Active Learning Center is not currently in use on the UWRF campus, however it will be very useful once it is in place again.
Day of reflection, Veterans Day, honored throughout week’s events
Veterans Day is Nov. 11 and throughout the week there will be scheduled events to celebrate the dedication of the veterans throughout the community.
Review board designed to re-evaluate security needs
UP has formed a committee made of students and faulty members to reevaluate safety on the UWRF campus to try to see how safe students feel on campus, and how…
Men’s basketball rebuilding after losing four starters
Coming off of a 20-win season and a NCAA tournament appearance, the UW-River Falls men’s basketball team has similarly high expectations for the upcoming season.
UW-River Falls should adopt smoke-free policy
On average, 443,000 Americans die of smoking related deaths each year, including 49,400 from secondhand smoke, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
Two-party system prevents accurate representation
When I went to the polls, I knew I was going to have a difficult decision to make.