New staff member to help allocable budget process
The UW-River Falls Allocable Fees and Appropriation Board could be gaining a professional staff member to help student organizations manage and obtain their money.
New position created to help with retention
A new administrative position is being put together to combat decreasing retention rates that have become a concern at UW-River Falls.
Student Support Services helps students with stresses of college
With 17 college credits under her belt, she enrolled into business classes because that was what she wanted to do and “no one could tell me different,” said UWRF junior…
Strategic plan becomes central goal for campus
This semester, staff members received new name badges that said, “Global. Innovative. Excellence.” These three criteria were the main points highlighted in the 2012-2017 strategic plan and have been focused…
Huang named UW-River Falls 2012 distinguished teacher
In 2007, the UW-River Falls Biology department had posted a job opening in their department. With the recession that had engulfed the United States, there were many applicants, but Biology…
Education majors deal with state licensing
Education majors have the unique task of taking tests to receive licensure in the state they want to teach.
UWRF remembers professor Reta
UW-River Falls Adjunct Journalism Professor Meseret Chekol Reta, 55, died of liver cancer on Saturday, Nov. 17.
Women lead the grade point race
The fact that women tend to have higher grade point averages than men was proven on the national level, but is also noticed locally at UW-River Falls.
Student reactions vary to two-term President Obama
The reaction on the UW-River Falls campus to President Barack Obama maintaining his position of Commander-in-Chief is mixed.
Review board designed to re-evaluate security needs
UP has formed a committee made of students and faulty members to reevaluate safety on the UWRF campus to try to see how safe students feel on campus, and how…