UWRF alumna killed in line of duty in Iraq
UW-River Falls lost an outgoing former member of the campus community this week. Tracy Alger, a 2001 UWRF graduate, was killed by an improvised explosive device Nov. 1 in Shubayshen,…
Etiquette dinner teaches students valuable lessons
Imagine having the opportunity to enjoy a five-course meal on the UW-River Falls campus. Students who attend the annual Etiquette Dinner have the opportunity to dine on a variety of…
Study abroad trips give students opportunity to see the world
Imagine spending a semester traveling across Europe, two months student teaching in Australia or a J-Term trip to Ireland. For students on the UW-River Falls campus, these trips are not…
Falcon hockey returns to the ice
A new chapter in the history of UW-River Falls men’s hockey will begin Saturday as the team takes on Northland College for the first time in school history. Senior captain…
Alumni named to athletic Hall of Fame
Anever say quit attitude, along with a strong will to win and determination are just some characteristics that current and former UW-River Falls athletes encompass. Every fall, the UWRF athletic…
Parking issues cause debate on campus
UW-River Falls has spent almost the last month or so adjusting to parking problems on campus. The increase in parking fees has bothered some students, and the reason the White…
Wellness Wednesdays promote healthy alternatives
Student Health and Counseling Services has put together a new program for students to show the variety of health alternatives that are available to them. Personal Counselor Jennifer Elsesser came…
Early to rise helps rugby players shine
It’s 6 a.m. and it’s barely light out. The cool morning is enough to take your breath away and the grass is still wet from the night before. While a…
Hit cable show comes to River Falls
Over the summer half-a-dozen recent River Falls graduates and current students had the opportunity to work a job that some may consider the job of a lifetime.
Women’s tennis stars from overseas help Falcons
For most students, UW-River Falls is located only a few hours away from their home. But for two members of the women’s tennis team, River Falls is practically across the…
