The program will start accepting students a year earlier than originally anticipated. Travis Tubré, chair of the psychology department, said that this is possible because the program will add just…
Two UW-River Falls students have been taking aerial photographs with a balloon and a GoPro camera this semester to create three-dimensional maps of Hoffman Park.
First Year Adventure (College of Arts and Sciences 101) was approved at the Nov. 4 Faculty Senate meeting after passing through various committees since September. The class will be required…
A UW-River Falls research laboratory has become the first to study melanoma by growing three-dimensional artificial tissue, according to the Tissue and Cellular Innovation Center (TCIC). Melanoma is a form…
A partnership allowing mathematics students to gain teaching experience has started at UW-River Falls, according to the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.
A UW-River Falls professor is participating in research about the Great Lakes funded by a $10 million grant, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The first of three astronomy talks and observatory viewings for the fall semester, “Earth’s Twin: Kepler-186f,” was presented by physics Professor Eileen Korenic on Oct. 14 at UW-River Falls.
Distinguished UW-River Falls alumnus Boyd Huppert of KARE 11 presented “Journalism: Our Changing Story” as part of the Working Journalists Lecture Series on Oct. 8.
The Grow to Share community garden has donated between 1,600 and 1,700 pounds of fresh produce to various nonprofit organizations in River Falls so far in 2015.
Starting in the fall of 2016, students at UW-River Falls will be able to major in agricultural engineering, according to the university’s College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES).
