Old postcards speak volumes
One hundred years ago, people didn't have iPhones, Instagram or Facebook. The concept of a text message wasn't even an idea yet. Landline telephones were new and expensive. Most people…
Transition of leadership in student organizations brings about opportunity for change
As this academic year comes to a close, we at the Student Voice are in the process of passing the power to our new leaders. This had led to a…
Abby Wendt elected 2017-2018 UWRF student body president
On Tuesday, May 2, former Allocable Fee Appropriation Board (AFAB) Chair Abby Wendt was sworn in as the new student body president.
Healthy Pierce, St. Croix counties are not without issues, say officials
Both Pierce and St. Croix counties have stayed in the Top 10 of statewide health rankings over the last five-year period, but that does not mean they are without concerns.
Ask Colleen: A farewell
How did you get started with writing an advice column? What has been your favorite part about doing this column? Did you learn anything along the way? From, Colleen
A thank you letter to Falcon Nation
Thank you. Thank you for the memories. Thank you to the coaches, the players and even my fellow Falcon fans who I have been on this incredible and roller coaster-type…
Proposal to remove Kinni dams sparks concerns about river ecology
The potential to remove two dams from the Kinnickinnic River has gotten experts, officials and citizens in River Falls debating about, among other things, the ecological impacts of undergoing such…
Streaming video service lets UWRF sports fans see games from a distance
Prior to this year, fans of UW-River Falls athletics had to be at the games to see all of the action. With a new all-access video service, that’s not the…
Dean of College of Arts and Sciences moves on after 27 years at UWRF
Brad Caskey, current dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) at UW-River Falls, has been named as the new provost and vice president for academic affairs at Birmingham-Southern…
Keeping a diary is like building a time machine of our lives
Humans are forgetful creatures. Our brains start deteriorating as we get older, we take longer to learn new things and we don’t remember new information as quickly as we did,…