Campus safety remains issue
University Police (UP) Chief Richard Trende has looked at the removal of the emergency phones on campus, both for reasons of them not working, and not being placed strategically around…
University’s budget falls
UW-River Falls is facing an estimated base reduction of about $1.7 million dollars for Fiscal Year 2015 (FY15).
Student Senate, City Council working together
The UW-River Falls Student Senate and the River Falls City Council are working on creating a formal relationship for better communication and collaboration between the city and the University.
New GeoDome brings space to earth
The UW-River Falls Planetarium’s dome was remodeled, and is now referred to as the GeoDome Evolver, including 30270 Projection system and Uniview.
Senate keeps single event fund as is, orgs should find viable alternatives
Student Senate recently voted down their motion of putting $4,000 into single event funding for student organizations.
‘Brazilian Fridays’ teaches Brazilian culture, Portuguese language to UWRF
The UW-River Falls campus has recently enrolled a record-high 150 international students this fall, creating opportunities for students on campus to interact with elements of different cultures, such as the…
Assault victim deserves respect and kindness
Two weeks ago, there was an article written about a woman who was sexually assaulted while walking home. It is incredibly important that we discuss and acknowledge these events because…
Pet therapy, other programs relieve student stress
Student Health and Counseling Services provide events and activities that manage the stress of college life.
Residence halls provide quality living amenities
I am writing this letter concerning the Oct. 25, issue of the Student Voice in regards to the article, “Campus residency requirement confines students.”
UW-River Falls offers involvement opportunities
I would like to thank the Student Voice for the editorial published last week encouraging students to attend guest speakers on campus.