Student Voice Staff Wins Nine WNA Awards
The Student Voice newspaper staff won a total of nine awards from the 2025 Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation Collegiate Better Newspaper Contest. The winners were…
Hunters ready for buck season
Many brave and still semi-intoxicated souls are going to stumble out of bed before daybreak this Saturday morning into the chilly autumn air hoping to bag the big one.
Media creates double standard in Iraq
We live in a country where there is freedom of the press. This means that American viewers should expect to receive as close to balanced coverage as possible.
Many reasons for overweight coeds
Perhaps unhealthy eating is a bigger problem amongst college students than previously thought.
Sig Tau stresses campus escorts
Due to recent events, we find it prudent to bring to the attention of UW-River Falls students the SAFEWALK program sponsored by the Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity.
Columnist misses political point
Is this really the first time that the “naivety of foreign customs” of others is revealed? I guess I’m just a fool, because I recognized this naivety far before “Borat”…
Voter apathy hurts campus
With notable exceptions like Dan Gorman, a 2006 UWRF graduate, politicians don’t give much weight to the concerns of college students. However, if students voted at the same rate that…
Students force-fed greasy meals
The food we are served on campus is as unhealthy as McDonald’s. After comparing the calories of five core items that both Freddy’s and McDonald’s serve, I found that Chartwells-run…
Small-town stereotype broken by crime spree
The sexual battery that took place on campus last week was tragic, but we hope the incident sparked an initiative to open the eyes of the campus community.
Professor spellbound by witchery
Years of writing and research on early American witchcraft paid off for a new UW-River Falls faculty member, leading to a book contract and new history course at UWRF.
McNair Program offers scholarships to first-generation students
College tuition has been rising significantly over the past quarter-century, making it harder every year for students to fund their education. But there is hope at UW-River Falls.