Student organizations should be about quality, not quantity
UW-River Falls, as part of its marketing campaign, likes to advertise to students that it has over 150 student organizations on campus. This leads students to arrive on campus expecting…
UWRF directory can be a danger for students’ personal information
Most students from UW-River Falls have, at some point during their college career, gotten spam mail on their school email accounts. It comes in the form of job offers, false…
Online classes, while tempting, need further development
Online classes are often subjected to complaints from students across UW-River Falls. One of the more infamous courses that students once had to take was online physical education, which prompted…
Trump decision to scale back national parks disrupts nature, future preservation
Trump recently made a proclamation effectively shrinking the size of two national parks in the U.S.: the Bears Ears and Grand-Staircase Escalante parks in Utah. According to an article from…
Complaints about Dining Services need to be voiced
On Tuesday, Dining Services and representatives from Chartwells made an appearance at the Student Senate meeting to present information about their services and to hear the complaints of the public.…
National reporting culture of sexual assault stands to be drastically changed
Allegations of sexual misconduct recently began pouring out of Hollywood in the wake of accusations of sexual harassment against film mogul Harvey Weinstein. Since October, when the claims were first…
Ask before you assume: Creating a campus climate of inclusion
The Student Voice recently made a mistake. In the last issue, in the article entitled, "UW System's free speech policy, Young Americans for Liberty spark controversy at UW-River Falls,” one…
Large academic course cuts at UW-Superior restrict options for students
UW-Superior is the latest school in the UW System to undergo a major overhaul of its offered academic programs. The university will suspend nine major programs including journalism, sociology, political…
Students should engage with campus opportunities to ensure that they remain available
This week is the Student Government Association’s “It’s on Us” event, which is a part of the “Week of Action.” The idea of the event is to bring in speakers,…
Parking problems on campus could be solved with shuttles, expanded lots
Parking is one of the issues on campus that pretty much everyone complains about at some point in time. The problems typically involve the price of parking passes and the…