UW-River Falls students sport tattoos with diverse meanings
Tattoos come in many places, and in many designs. Such as on the wrist, ankle, back, side or foot. Lettering, phrases, flowers or skulls.
US must take lead in Syrian crisis
By now most of the world is aware of the ongoing conflict in Syria. President Bashar al-Assad launched a chemical attack on his people.
Social networking encourages racism
Following the recent victory of Nina Davuluri as Miss America, social networking sites erupted.
Bottling up emotions, struggles perceived as strong but hurts individuals more in long run
On the way back to River Falls, my mom and I were chatting during the hour-and-a-half trip, when she suddenly got serious. She told me that my cousin, who just…
UW-River Falls freshman dies unexpectedly
UW-River Falls student Sarah Boettcher, 18, died unexpectedly on Saturday, Sept. 14, in Somerset, Wis., a town about 25 miles north of River Falls.
DoTS rolls out pay-for-printing system, aims for sustainability
Students have noticed various changes implemented on campus this semester, including paying for printing, which was put in place to offset costs and increase convenience for students.
Freddy 2Go implemented as carryout option
Riverside Commons, the primary dining facility for meal plan participants, recently implemented a new carryout program for the 2013-2014 school year called Freddy 2Go.
Variety of committees offered to students
UW-River Falls has over 100 openings for students to serve on various committees on campus, according to Student Senate Vice President Anthony Sumnicht.
Director of Residence Life leaves for Stout
Director of Residence Life Sandra Scott-Deux is saying goodbye to UW-River Falls and starting a new journey at UW-Stout.
UWRF exceeds goal for international enrollment
This year UW-River Falls has exceeded the campus goal of having 147 international students enrolled by the fall semester of 2017.