Opportunities abound in Destination program
The Destination program at UW-River Falls has opened opportunities for students to take part in service projects that revolve around social issues that they are passionate about.
Senate election brings new leadership
The elections for Student Senate are right around the corner and it will be up to the students to decide who they think will best represent the entire student body.
UW-River Falls stays positive after budget cuts
The University hopes to maintain quality education despite an 11 percent base budget reduction. Recent budget lapses have made it increasingly difficult to provide funding for units that are important…
Chancellor requests reasoning behind three failed segregated fee proposals
Chancellor Dean Van Galen has requested a list of reasons as to why three motions for proposed segregated fee increases were rejected by Student Senate.
Segregated fees increase in response to campus-wide department needs
Students may see an increase in their segregated (seg) fees for the 2012-2013 academic year in response to the passage of four out of seven motions brought before the Student…
Spring Student Senate elections present leadership opportunities
The nine-week cycle for Student Senate elections has begun, but in the early stages it is hard to tell just how much interest there is and who will be running.
Reserve account triggers spending discussions
The Reserves Projects Ad Hoc (Super) Committee held a Feb. 8 town hall meeting in the Kinni Theater to allow students to share their ideas about how to spend down…
UWRF University Center proves prime location to hold third annual Knowing Autism Conference
On Friday, Feb. 3, more than 200 people attended the 3rd annual Knowing Autism Conference held at the University Center.
Student Senate examines budget
The spring semester has barely begun at UW-River Falls, and Student Senate has already held two meetings. The beginning of a new semester brings a few challenges for the Senate…