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.
Health professor speaks about deadly Ebola virus
Ebola is a virus that is very prevalent in West Africa right now, and the virus has made its way to the U.S. and that has caused quite a stir…
Professional-grade camera to be demonstrated at UWRF
UW-River Falls has been put on the list for the RED Cinema EDU Tour. RED Cinema Camera Company is an American company that produces professional quality digital cinematography and photography…
Construction mystery solved, it’s a chilled water line
It started as what looked like a small sidewalk modification, now there are giant digging machines pulling up the ground, so why in the world are they digging in the…
Judging team places sixth at World Dairy Expo
The UW-River Falls Dairy Cattle Judging Team took sixth place this year at the World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin, which took place between Sept. 30-Oct. 4. This is quite…
Vinehout and Pittman compete for Senate
The Wisconsin 31st District Senate election is well underway; which candidate do you support to be your voice in local and state government?
Sudents and faculty debate the tall grass on Cascade
Cascade Avenue’s new design is appearing to be a pain in the grass for those having to cross or drive down it on a regular basis.
New director prompts changes to Falcon Scholars and Honors Program
The Falcon Scholars and Honors Programs have a new face and a new space. On Sept. 2 the programs were linked and given a space devoted to students as a…
Veteran Services on campus provides support at UWRF
UW-River Falls has about 225 veterans and family members on campus this semester, and an estimated 190 veterans who have served currently enrolled, according to Veteran Services.
Enrollment decrease spurs future changes, goals
Over the past five years UW-River Falls has seen a decrease in enrollment, but several recent changes have been implemented in an attempt to turn things around.