Fundraising may help stretch budgets
A lack of funding for student organizations continues to be a major issue every academic year, but campus leaders can suggest alternative funding methods for organizations without budgets.
A lack of funding for student organizations continues to be a major issue every academic year, but campus leaders can suggest alternative funding methods for organizations without budgets.
The UW-River Falls Student Senate and the River Falls City Council are working on creating a formal relationship for better communication and collaboration between the city and the University.
The Allocable Fees Appropriation Board (AFAB) is readying itself for budget season, when segregated fees money will be distributed to student organizations.
Even though the earnings gap is narrowing between college and high school graduates, according to a recent College Board report, college graduates enjoy the benefits of a well-rounded education.
The policy restricts the use of all tobacco products, as well as hookah and “e-cigarettes,” and is peer-, faculty- and staff-enforced, meaning anyone can remind students using tobacco products on…
The UW-River Falls Student Senate hosts the first meeting of UW Student Reps of the school year on Oct. 4-5, and aims to pass a series of bylaws to increase…
Student Senate officials hope a high number of UW-River Falls students vote in the fall election, which runs from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.
Students have noticed various changes implemented on campus this semester, including paying for printing, which was put in place to offset costs and increase convenience for students.
New York gave me a lot of new experiences, but I never expected to experience taking care of a friend in the hospital while I was here.
Have you ever wanted to visit New York City to see the sights and soak in the city life? I now feel at least partially qualified to dole out tips…