UWRF’s largest college looks to the future with recovery from budget cut
After being forced to cut $1.5 million from the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) budget, officials with the UW-River Falls say they are prepared for the future.
UW-River Falls art students raise funds with annual scholarship sale
For over 20 years, the Annual Art Scholarship Sale has provided UW-River Falls art students a chance to show off their work while raising money to benefit themselves and others.
As commencement draws closer, questions raised about future happiness
Is life better after college graduation? It’s a question that has been kicking around in my head lately, and I feel the need to discuss it with myself through the…
Awards for top alumni part of outreach to UW-River Falls graduates
UW-River Falls is accepting nominations for awards given to alumni during the spring, including one for relatively recent graduates.
Record high school graduation rates don’t necessarily mean more college students
Record high school graduation rates across the U.S. don’t necessarily mean higher university enrollment, according to officials at UW-River Falls.
UW-River Falls narrows search for next chief information officer
Officials at UW-River Falls are moving closer to filling the top technology management position.
Nontraditional students increase across college campuses, education officials say
More nontraditional students are flocking to college campuses, including UW-River Falls, according to education officials.
As semester wears on, UWRF health officials advise students to take care
Due to increasing stress levels, UW-River Falls health officials urge students to utilize campus resources.
News diet, election to blame for Americans’ media distrust, UWRF experts say
For the third year in a row, Americans’ trust in the mass media is at historically low levels, but two experts at UW-River Falls say it reflects a shift in…
UWRF Student Senate to focus this year on student safety, inclusivity
With the new school year, the UW-River Falls Student Senate is ready to pick up where it left off last spring.