Lee: ‘Black Dahlia’ still an unsolved mystery
The Black Dahlia murder is the most famous, unsolved murder in California history. The real story couldn’t have been scripted better -- a young girl moves out to Hollywood to…
Healthier food options on campus are a must
UWRF’s food provider, Chartwells, is heading into its second year of its seven-year contract. In June of 2015, Chartwells took over dining services from Sodexo. With the exit of Sodexo…
Ask Colleen: Just friends or something more?
It’s funny how 25 years ago obtaining an undergrad degree wasn’t very common. Now, going to college and getting your undergrad is almost expected. Societal norms can often put the…
Student Health: How to adjust to college life
Advice to freshmen: Stay in town the first few weekends of college.
Top five movies of the summer
Hello everyone, I hope you had a great summer filled with great movies! In case you missed some over the summer, here are the five best films that came out.…
‘Don’t Breathe’ brings suspense back to horror
Three teenagers have done several small robberies before but aren’t really making enough to make a difference. When they learn that there is an old man who is sitting on…
With proper planning, voting as a student can be simple
With the presidential election coming up on Nov. 8, some UW-River Falls students will be heading to the polls for the first time. Students may be unsure how to register…
Athlete of the Week: Karli Helland
The Athlete of the Week is Karli Helland, a UWRF sophomore tennis player.
UWRF athlete takes her talents abroad
While most UW-River Falls athletes spend their summer away from competition, one Falcon basketball player experienced the trip of a lifetime while playing with the most talented Div. III basketball…
Corpse flower blooms in time for the new semester
The resident corpse flower plant at the UW-River Falls greenhouse bloomed on Friday, Sept. 9, and did so when no one was around to see or smell it.