Honor societies feature more than just academics
As they sit patiently during commencement, waiting for their name to be read, some UWRF students will be sporting more than just a cap and gown. All those cords, pins…
Seg fees on track to top $1,000 mark
The 2008-2009 school year will mark the first time in UW-River Falls’ history that segregated fees will top $1,000. It may, however, be a milestone many students don’t even notice.…
River Falls man faces charges for May Hall break-in
A pre-trial conference has been set for a River Falls man who allegedly entered May Hall without permission on March 12. Aaron J Braasch, 32, faces charges of illegal entry…
D2L looks to find alternatives to old software
D2L has been involved in an ongoing legal battle with its competitor, Blackboard Inc., since July of 2006, when Blackboard announced a patent granted to them for specific elements included…
Senate supports new advising program
The Student Senate voted to pledge their support Tuesday for a new campus-wide academic advising program. The program will implement a “total intake model” that would use trained, professional academic…
RFPD investigates gas station robbery
Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred at the BP Amoco Station on Paulson Road just before 9 p.m. Saturday. According to a police report, two men dressed in…
Magellan Exchange new study abroad opportunity
On Feb. 18, The International Programs office and the College of Business and Economics announced a new study abroad opportunity for students: the Magellan Exchange. Founded in 1996 by Marvin…
Similarities found between book, bill
The fantasy world of witches and wizards created by J.K. Rowling in her best-selling Harry Potter novels may be more realistic than it seems, according to professor Hilary Pollack, who…
UWRF Greeks host blood drive
On Feb. 5, UW-River Falls students, staff and members of the community descended on the University Center with one purpose in mind: saving lives. For five hours on a Tuesday…
Car accident to blame for campus, city power outage
‘Twas the night before classes, and the students did shout. The school had gone dark, for the power was out. Around 8 p.m., Jan. 27, as students and staff were…