Students make adjustment from home life to college
A major adjustment many college students must make is the transition from a home life with parents and family, to a life of uncertainty and being on their own.
New River Falls attractions prove prosperous
Two new attractions opened in River Falls in a three-week span, proving that as the city grows, so does the opportunity for business.
Housing situation gets breathing room
UW-River Falls campus housing seems to be a popular commodity for both new and returning students, to the point that demand severely outweighs the supply. Residence Life grappled with possible…
Public Safety provides jump-start kits for car troubles
UW-River Falls Public Safety is offering another measure of protection for students who find themselves in a jam. Jump-start kits can be checked out from the Public Safety office in…
Students volunteer around the country
Rather than lounging around on a beach somewhere warm or engaging in some other self-pleasing activity. Five faculty members and 62 students decided to dedicate their spring break to helping…
Spring break provides several alternatives
Because some students choose to spend their spring break helping others or supporting a cause they find important, UW-River Falls offers trips through Destination 2007, a spring break alternative.
7th annual psych conference to be held in University Center
UW-River Falls will host the 7th annual Enhancing the Teaching of Psychology conference late spring semester.
Main Street may no longer be main source
With nearly everything a student needs available in the University Center, the need to go off campus to eat or purchase something may slowly diminish. That fact is what has…
City slickers get agricultural experience
A new program has begun at UW-River Falls that is designed to spark interest in the agricultural science field among inner-city students. This year, the University awarded four inner-city students…
Davee computer labs transform into new centers
UW-River Falls underwent a few changes while students were enjoying their summer vacation, and some can be seen in the basement of Davee Library.