Dan’s Bandana Project supported at UWRF
Dan’s Bandana Project was created by a recently retired UWRF staff member, Betsy Gerbec, and commemorates Gerbec’s son Daniel, who loved wearing bandanas. UW-River Falls continues to support the project…
Student advocates for studying abroad
Before starting college one of my goals was to travel abroad for any length of time. I didn’t really care where I went, just that I wanted to do it.…
Picture Lady a Small Town Celebrity: News Deserts Impact on a Community
I’m with my parents in our local grocery store called Piggly Wiggly. It has everything from a bakery and deli to a liquor store, all in one building. If you're…
UWRF professor to release first novel in trilogy
UW-River Falls English professor Joseph Rein will release his upcoming sci-fi thriller novel, YOUtopia, this April. Rein originally planned to publish YOUtopia as a standalone novel, but was offered a…
UWRF Women’s Soccer has rollercoaster season
UWRF women’s soccer season was a “rollercoaster” according to team captains Aliviah McClinton and Madyson Shew. The team ended with an overall record of 6-8-4.
Narcan boxes added around campus as part of campus prevention efforts
In collaboration with Wisconsin's Voices of Recovery, UWRF installs 17 Narcan (Naloxone) boxes around campus. The campus is taking preventive measures as opioid related deaths are on the rise.
Get to know the new Dean: Wesley Kisting
The new dean of the college of arts and sciences answers questions about his time here, future goals, and etc. "I love it here! The people at the university and…
Jay Rothman talks EDI, reciprocity, and more
How do you plan on supporting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) programs across the System when the legislature is explicitly telling you to get rid of them? We’re focusing on…
Wisconsin crime victim services keep busy, face challenges
Western Wisconsin counties have few crime victim services mandated by the state. Crime victim services is a term that encapsulates all programs and services that help crime victims return, as…
SGA seeks to engage with students
The UW-River Falls Student Government Association (SGA) President and Vice President have big plans for the 2023-2024 school year, which includes promoting the association and educating the student population on…