Christmas carols have varied international roots
One thing about the holiday season that is sure to get everyone in the holiday spirit are all of the holiday tunes played on the radio and at places, such…
Thanksgiving provides time to recognize others
With Thanksgiving just one week away, I will admit that, like most people, I am just excited to get a break.
River Falls Brass to perform exciting recital
This Sunday marks a new beginning for the River Falls Brass. It will be performing its first recital ever as a quintet.
Black Friday trends change meaning of holiday season
While it may seem far away now, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. This means giving thanks for the things you already have, and, of course, waking up before sunrise…
Local performances will feature variety of memorable international music
The UW-River Falls Music Department is yet again looking forward to an exciting few weeks, with performances by Zagreb Saxophone Quartet and Irish Tenor Anthony Kearns.
‘Octuba Fest’ honors music of guest composer
Last week was an exciting week for the UW-River Falls Music Department, called “Octuba Fest.”
Week encourages reading of controversial material on banned books list
Many students may not realize that numerous novels that they have read for class are on the Banned Books List.
Equinox marks end of summer season
As the school year begins and gets into full swing, it also, sadly, means that summer is drawing to a close.
Month of May filled with worldwide, local traditions, events
Despite the weather outside, we have finally reached the last month of the 2013 spring semester: May.
Roots of Arbor Day stretch around world, through history
The snow is still on the ground and the trees are still bare, patiently waiting for spring to arrive so the leaves can finally bud.