With graduation comes regret
As I mentally prepare to take my final steps as a student next weekend, it has become increasingly obvious that I don’t really want to leave.
RF student attacked on campus
A UW-River Falls student was the victim of a sexual battery at 11:30 p.m. Nov. 9 on the Blue Stem Pathway -- the most direct route from the Ramer Field…
K-Fed has rap skills, lacks his own voice
I didn’t have enough initial faith to actually buy the record. But Kevin Federline (aka Mr. Britney Spears) and his debut album, “Playing With Fire,” offer some pleasant -- and…
Vandals take aim at vehicles
Article written by: Helen Clarke and Jennie Oemig Vehicle vandalism and small thefts have been on the rise on the UW-River Falls campus, leaving several students who park their vehicles…
Apparent bomb threat shuts down North Hall
The potential bomb threat that led to the evacuation of North Hall the morning of Sept. 29 now appears to have been caused by miscommunication.
Apparent bomb threat shuts down North Hall
Article written by: Helen Clarke and Shalena Janis North Hall was evacuated at 9:30 a.m. Friday while a potential bomb threat was being investigated. Police were contacted by Public Safety…
Local accidents shake up students, kill RF woman
Two UW-River Falls students were transported by ambulance following a two-vehicle accident shortly before 2 p.m. Wednesday. Traffic on Cascade Avenue was stalled after a Pontiac Bonneville rear-ended a Ford…
Senate approves final LDPB funds
Student Senate passed a motion to approve the Leadership Development and Programming Board’s final committee budget for the 2005-2006 academic year. The approval came after much deliberation by both Senate…
Reserve account offers options for student orgs
Final budgets for student organizations were approved by Student Senate April 4, and some organizations will see funding cuts for the 2006-2007 academic year.
Professor regains vision after three-day blind spell, questions remain about eyesight
The spring often brings new beginnings, and for Imtiaz Moosa, a UW-River Falls professor of philosophy, the season has brought a second chance to see the world around him.