Charitable giving should last beyond holiday season
The Student Voice Editorial Board would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy the break, visit people who make you happy, recharge your batteries, travel safely and return to…
The Student Voice Editorial Board would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy the break, visit people who make you happy, recharge your batteries, travel safely and return to…
UW-River Falls, like all UW schools, is the unfortunate victim of economic hardships. The University was recently told to give $3 million to the State as part of windfall budget…
In light of recent events here at UW-River Falls, it is important that students make a conscience effort to take place in multi-cultural educational opportunities outside the classroom. On Wednesday,…
Last Sunday, race-related graffiti was discovered scrawled on the stall wall in one of the bathrooms in the Chalmer Davee Library that threatened violence against black and Asian UW-River Falls…
As part of UW-River Falls’ push to go “off the grid” by 2012, the Department of Residence Life implemented a residence hall energy contest to increase “green” awareness and promote…
In last week’s issue, the Student Voice editorial staff wrote about the diminishing level of respect spreading like a virus through the UW-River Falls student body. More specifically, the editorial…
Forty-one years ago, in 1967, Aretha Franklin sang the words “All I’m asking, is for a little respect…” Her version was a landmark for the feminist movement and was considered…
The fall 2009 Student Senate election took place Sept. 28-29. Elected were Lee Monson, College of Arts and Sciences representative; Brittany Williams, first-year representative; and Beth DeLong, Jordan Harshman and…
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The Student Voice editorial board believes that UW-River Falls is accepting too many new students, and causing over-crowding and unfair conditions that adversely affect the entire student population. The University…
