Event encourages students to volunteer
UW-River Falls students had an opportunity to give back to their community and the world at the Pay it Forward event on Dec. 8. The event, which took place in…
Student fee increase sparks dialogue
Chancellor Dean Van Galen is asking for student involvement regarding the proposal of increasing differential tuition in order to fulfill the UW-River Falls Falcon Promise. “There must be collaboration on…
CBE faculty receive outstanding awards
Three College of Business and Economics faculty members, who cited their interaction with students as the best part of their jobs, received certificates in recognition of their outstanding performance in…
Senate opposes United Council fees
Being forced to pay for politics is one of several reasons why Student Senate President Leigh Monson is not happy with the new UW Student Representatives Constitution and is taking…
Campusview builds more housing
The triangular area of land by the UW-River Falls outdoor amphitheater path and the path off of Broadway Street has been undergoing a transformation over the last few weeks. This…
Master Plan dictates UWRF’s future
Moving the sciences to one building location and having Centennial Science Hall converted into regular classrooms was one of the recurring ideas brought up at the UW-River Falls Campus Master…
Student Senate hosts polling event
The Student Senate is hosting a polling event Nov. 3 to better understand the needs of UW-River Falls students. The survey will include general questions regarding how students feel about…
Senate holds executive meetings to keep boards in check
Better communication, fairer budgeting policies, running more smoothly and having a higher student voter turnout rate are some of the goals the committees and boards that make up UW-River Falls…
Well-known author to speak about leadership, diversity
Nationally known author and speaker, Kenneth W. Morris is coming to the UW-River Falls campus at 2 p.m., Oct. 14 to engage the University in a discussion about diversity. Morris…
Hudson Center opens for night class
The Adult Degree Completion Program—offered through the College of Business and Economics—is up and running, along with the Hudson Center. The program is designed to help adult students finish their…