Students plant trees for Arbor Day
Thanks to a group of horticulture students, there are new trees on campus in celebration of Arbor Day.
Finals Fest features trio of Twin Cities musical acts
The annual Finals Fest at UW-River Falls will be on May 9 and the Office of Student Life is bringing in three musical groups from the Twin Cities.
Sumnicht, Tauchen leave Senate legacy
Move over, Clinton and Bush families: there’s a new political legacy in town. Former Student Senate President Sam Tauchen and current Senate President Tony Sumnicht have made this year a…
Admissions names director
Sarah Egerstrom has been named interim director of Admissions and New Student Programs, a new department created by merging Admissions and New Student and Family Programs.
Student Senate election results announced
The Student Senate election, which wrapped up on April 3, had a total of 728 votes.
Student Senate passes inclement weather motion
Student Senate pushed through a motion after continued debate in order to change the way the administration handles inclement weather.
‘Divergent’ brings action story to life
March 21, 2014, was a date I eagerly awaited. That was the day the movie adaption of “Divergent” was finally released. “Divergent” is the first book in a trilogy written…
Student Senate presidential candidates face off
The Student Senate election will be held April 1-3, and presidential candidates Anthony Sumnicht and Nicholas Vanden Heuvel are both ready to work for a better campus for students.
Students protest oil pipeline project
A group of UW-River Falls students recently traveled to Washington but the trip was not merely a vacation. They were protesting the TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline project, which would extend…
Student Senate addresses proposed budget increases
For the past few weeks, Student Senate has been hearing presentations for budget increases for campus departments for recommendation to the chancellor Budgets are capped at a 3 percent increase,…