Chancellor Foster to retire this summer
Interim Chancellor Connie Foster will retire June 30, closing the door on 25 years of service at UW-River Falls.
Local Ph.D. candidate discusses energy, natural resources
Ellsworth resident Nate Hagens, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Vermont and online editor of a Web site called the Oil Drum, spoke to a small crowd in the…
Students bike to help build Ugandan school
The capital city of Uganda is 7,873 miles across the Atlantic Ocean from River Falls. UW-River Falls’ Building Tomorrow chapter members have made plans for students, staff and community members…
UWRF graduate receives national fellowship
The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) awarded UW-River Falls graduate student Ian Johnson a fellowship in the Campus Ecology Program with a $5,000 grant for his thesis study in sustainability, Dec.…
Workshop teaches UWRF students, staff about minority oppression
A stone’s throw away from the diverse, thriving Twin Cities, UW-River Falls’ minority population remains at 7 percent. The City of River Falls’ minority population is 1 percent according to…
Heating plant continues testing biomass fuel
UW-River Falls’ central heating plant exceeded the highest January bill this year—the total coming to $164,700. As fuel cost rises, the staff of the 45-year-old heating plant has made an…
UWRF wins Residence Life awards
Dedication and leadership skills were displayed when the UW-River Falls National Residence Hall Honorary Kinni Chapter brought home 11 out of a possible 14 awards during the Wisconsin University Residence…
UWRF assistant professor discusses trip to Poland at social justice event
During the first Social Justice Series event of the semester, Feb. 11, Todd Savage, an assistant professor in UW River Falls’ school of psychology, talked about his experiences involving a…
Rainwater reuse system reinforces sustainable goals at UW-River Falls
UW-River Falls students, faculty and staff may or may not have noticed the blue signs in the University Center bathrooms commenting on the gray water in the toilets. The signs-put…
University looks inward to prioritize programs
Across the UW-River Falls campus, programs are under self-review in light of UWRF’s strategic plan and in concurrence with a budget cut from the state of Wisconsin in July 2009.…