UWRF theatre to put on ‘Peter/Wendy’
The UW-River Falls University Theatre will perform Jeremy Bloom’s whimsical tale of “Peter/Wendy” at 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 4-6 and 11-13 in the Blanche Davis Theatre in the Kleinpell Fine…
Fall commencement set for Dec. 13
UW-River Falls will hold its fall commencement at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13, in the Knowles Center. Some 398 bachelor’s degrees and 51 master’s degrees will be granted this semester.
International student enrollment rises to 285
As part of its current strategic plan, Pathway to Distinction, UW-River Falls set a goal of enrolling 147 international students by 2017; the goal was ambitious as less than 90…
Deer hunting incidents at an all-time low
With new rule changes this year, deer hunters throughout Wisconsin embraced the excitement of another nine-day gun deer season. A continued commitment to safe hunting led to an all-time low…
Dan’s Bandana Project generates awareness of student depression
“Dan’s Bandana Project” was started to bring awareness of depression and anxiety in college students, and encourage students to talk about depression and anxiety with each other, and get help…
UWRF professor publishes ‘Steps of the Sun’
UW-River Falls English Professor Steven Luebke recently published a novel he has been working on since “Beatles” founder John Lennon’s death.
Studies show millennials are more charitable than previous generations
Millennials give and volunteer at a higher rate than previous generations according to Pew Research and “Points of Light,” a non-profit clearing house, and Paul Shepherd, UW-River Falls director of…
Overuse of technology may lead to distorted human experience
The scene is quite common: A group of students are sitting in the University Center dining area; they seem to be friends, but at least a few -- if not…
Course evaluations used to gauge progress should be mandatory
As many of you already know, course evaluations at UW-River Falls have moved online and we here at the Student Voice find this new idea problematic.
UWRF men’s hockey starts season undefeated
The UW-River Falls men’s hockey team is currently 7-0 this season, and are looking quite strong besides some injury struggles early on.