Keeping up to date, informed with news
Ever since I chose to become a journalism major, I decided that I should start caring about what is going on in the world and start reading the news.
Surviving challenge of college-level coursework
I am so busy these days! I have at least a couple papers a week and large tests popping up like crazy. Every class seems to have an assignment due…
Exalted accordionist teaches students about life, music
Last Thursday marked the 48th annual Commissioned Composer Project here at UW-River Falls. The Commissioned Composer Project is an event that takes place every March or April.
Student Senate election results announced
The Student Senate election, which wrapped up on April 3, had a total of 728 votes.
Faculty Senate Athletics Committee suggests suspending swim, dive team
The Faculty Senate Athletic Committee voted on March 28 to recommend suspending the UW-River Falls swimming and diving program to the chancellor.
Horticulture department to offer fruit, vegetable focus
For the last two and a half years the horticulture department at UW-River Falls has been working to get approval for a fruit and vegetable focus within the major; this…
New York Times best-selling author to appear on campus
New York Times best-selling author, Tom Rath, will be speaking at UW-River Falls on April 16 about his latest book “Eat Move Sleep” and his latest research about how small…
UWRF student receives nomination for national film festival award
A UW-River Falls student was nominated for an award from a national film organization for a music video he produced.
Center for Innovation, Business Center awaits ribbon cutting ceremony
A ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly renovated east office addition of the River Falls Municipal Power Plant has been scheduled for 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8.
UWRF reaches worldwide
The University of Wisconsin-River Falls has engaged internationally for decades, but in recent years, there has been a new level of excitement and growth.