North Hall auditorium delay is taken in stride
When spring semester started on Jan. 26, the auditorium renovation in North Hall was supposed to be complete and ready to host classes, but the chairs were absent.
Studies show millennials are more charitable than previous generations
Millennials give and volunteer at a higher rate than previous generations according to Pew Research and “Points of Light,” a non-profit clearing house, and Paul Shepherd, UW-River Falls director of…
Ally Training provides safe haven for gender discussion
Ally Training provides a safe environment for students to talk about difficult issues and was presented at the Falcons Nest in the University Center once again this past week.
Learn, Experience, Act and Develop provides leadership, mentoring
Learn, Experience, Act and Develop (LEAD) is a training program developed by UW-River Falls to encourage students in becoming successful leaders both in school and after graduation,
Active Minds starts ‘PostSecretU’ for student health
Active Minds is host to an annual project called "PostSecretU," an anonymous way to get things off your chest or out of your head.
UWRF organization designed to deal with tough gender, sexuality issues
The UW-River Falls Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) invites everyone, regardless of gender and sexual identification, to come to an organizational meeting.
U.S. Supreme Court refuses same-sex marriage law cases
The Supreme Court of the United States failed to act with regards to same-sex marriage this week after refusing to hear cases brought by five states, including Wisconsin Governor Scott…
Students advised to prepare for Wednesday’s Career Fair event
Getting a job after graduation can be tough; the job market is often difficult to maneuver, but UW-River Falls Career Services is helping students by inviting them to attend the…
UW-River Falls adds the Glow Run to Homecoming 2014 activity list
This year’s Homecoming will have a brand new event: a Glow Run. The Glow Run is an after dark fun run for all, complete with glow sticks, bands and tape…
Ferguson panel discussion sparks important conversation about race
At first, the audience that gathered in the late afternoon of Sept. 22 at the UW-River Falls Kinnickinnic Theater seemed nervous to talk; the theater was sparsely filled, with only…