Josh Dahlke
20 Sep 2007
Chancellor supports reshuffling
The arrival of the 2007 fall semester at UW-River Falls brings with it not only changes in the trees, but also various changes in senior leadership positions at the University. Numerous faculty members have taken on new roles at UWRF and Chancellor Don Betz said that he believes every change will contribute to the betterment of the institution.
03 May 2007
Myth of poor college student disputed on, around campus
We have all heard it at some point "I'm just a poor college student." However, the myth of the poor student is disputable.
26 Apr 2007
Sudanese refugee travels to tell his story
Violence in Sudan is presented in the media on a regular basis, but students at UW-River Falls recently had the opportunity to listen to a first-hand account of the atrocities.
26 Apr 2007
CBE receives accreditation
The UW-River Falls College of Business and Economics (CBE) now joins only a small percentage of colleges that have been accredited by one of the most elite accreditation organizations, showing the college’s commitment to a superior higher education.
12 Apr 2007
Kinni supplies fresh entertainment
It’s right in front of our eyes, and its potential to provide students with cheap entertainment, activities and even a release from stress is endless. This natural marvel is the Kinnickinnic River.
05 Apr 2007
Marching for peace
Every Monday at 6 p.m. people meet at Hagestad Hall to march down North Main Street and back, in an effort to promote peace and justice.
23 Mar 2007
Students actively participated in success of University Center
The completion and grand opening of the University Center this semester brought a sigh of relief and a feeling of excitement to many people in the UW-River Falls campus community.
09 Mar 2007
Students postpone schooling for military duty
UWRF is no stranger to the war, and some students are getting ready to fulfill their duties as members of the U.S. armed forces, while others have already stared war in the face.
08 Mar 2007
Sexually-explicit DVDs surface around River Falls
Concern among law enforcement officials and parents has heightened as sexually explicit pornographic DVDs have been surfacing at several locations in River Falls.
15 Feb 2007
ADP encourages students to learn about democracy
In 2004 UW-River Falls became a member of the American Democracy Project (ADP), and over the last three years the project has come a long way through the presence of programs, information and events to get students involved in our democracy.
