UWRF adds personal finance course to general education
National statistics regarding student debt have sparked an interest for UW-River Falls to find ways to educate students about credit cards and managing finances.
Organic beer now locally available
Whole Earth Grocery, 126 S. Main St., in downtown River Falls now offers a unique selection of organic and hand-crafted beer after it was approved for a liquor license by…
Rugby team looks to end season on a high note
Last fall the UW-River Falls Men’s Rugby Club came up one win short of taking its division’s crown with a 12-10 loss to Bemidji State University in the championship game.…
Two-sport athletes strive for balance
The majority of athletes who dual-compete couple track with another sport; often, the second sport is football.
Athletic department finds temporary home
In early March, a move was approved that will place the UW-River Falls Athletic Department under one roof at the former site of the leadership center in Hagestad Hall.
Badgers bust brackets and expectations
A 74-68 loss to University of Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV) in the second round of the NCAA Tournament made the Wisconsin Badgers the highest-seeded team to exit before the Elite Eight.
Women’s hockey team looks forward to next season
After starting the season with just 18 players on the roster, the women’s hockey team played shorthanded all season.
Syverson takes the reigns for UWRF cross country team
Keven Syverson has been named the head men’s and women’s cross country coach at UW-River Falls. He also coaches the men’s and women’s middle and long distance runners on the…
Melgaard hasn’t missed a beat
Chantele Melgaard surprised many when she stepped back onto the hardwood this season to finish her career as a Falcon.
CAFES studies get innovative
The College of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) has recently introduced a new sustainable agriculture option within the crop and soil science major.