‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ examined just in time for Christmas
Something that I have kept a tradition for several years with my family is watching the 1946 film “It’s a Wonderful Life” at Christmastime.
Thanksgiving brings thoughts on overlooked details
Finally, after two long months of classes, exams and papers, we will be allowed a break. Thanksgiving is coming fast and is already next week. While it is important to…
Voting rights in U.S. an earned privilege
The first full week of November upon us, so that means it is time for elections. This year is the midterm (or state) elections in the U.S., and Americans are…
Seasonal Halloween traditions contain unknown symbolism
We are already entering the final week of October, which means students around campus are finalizing their Halloween plans. What are well-known Halloween traditions, where did they come from, and…
Unexplained events on campus cause feelings of unease
Following last week’s shooting threat on campus, I think it is safe to say a lot of unusual circumstances have been taking place.
Worrisome ‘Ides of October’ threat brings heightened security, caution
The events on campus in the past week have taken an unexpected turn; twice the campus police have informed students and staff of a shooting threat against the campus community,…
Internships allow students to connect with major, earn real-life experience
Even though it is still fall and we are only just over a month into the new semester, it is still never too early to start thinking about next spring,…
Banned Books Week celebrates controversial classics
This week is known as “Banned Books Week” in the U.S., in which people are encouraged to celebrate books that were once or are currently banned around the world.
Student involvement an important aspect of college life
It is hard to believe that summer is almost completely behind us, and soon, we will already be a month into the new school year. Students are getting settled into…
Renowned band conductor works with student musicians
As the school year quickly comes to a close, the UW-River Falls music department is working to squeeze in as many concerts as they can before summer comes.