Banned Books Week celebrates controversial classics
This week is known as “Banned Books Week” in the U.S., in which people are encouraged to celebrate books that were once or are currently banned around the world.
Elect Democratic women to state Senate
We can make history this year -- in this election -- by electing all five of the Democratic women running for the state Senate.
Tall roadside grass poses large threat for pedestrians
UW-River Falls students are becoming increasingly concerned about the tall ornamental grass that has been methodically growing in the median strip on Cascade Avenue.
Thinking positively may lead to better and longer life
Metaphors are wonderful. They explain the world in a way that is different than it is, yet, somehow, they make this complex life more comprehensible.
UW-River Falls soccer looks to be major threat in WIAC
The rest of the WIAC better pay attention to the UW-River Falls women’s soccer team. The Falcons have not lost a game since Sept. 3, and they are looking strong…
Van Galen marks sixth year as chancellor
Chancellor Dean Van Galen is going into his sixth year as the 18th chancellor of UW-River Falls, and is the longest serving chancellor since 2001. Van Galen’s numerous accomplishments as…
New CBE dean builds plans for improvement
On July 1, 2014, a new dean in the College of Business and Economics (CBE) took over at UW-River Falls with plans to build on success the college has already…
Enrollment decrease spurs future changes, goals
Over the past five years UW-River Falls has seen a decrease in enrollment, but several recent changes have been implemented in an attempt to turn things around.
UW-River Falls Year of China program begins with Golden Dragon Acrobats
The Golden Dragon Acrobats was the Year of China program’s first event of the 2014-2015 school year. The Acrobats performed on Sept. 11, in the Knowles Center at UW-River Falls.
Senate anticipates programs to increase recognition
Classes are now a few weeks in and for most people a routine is being set. With elections taking place on Sept. 15 and 16, the same can be said…