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…
Campus could get more use out of local sports station
Shortly after I got to school this year I hooked up my television and started flipping through the channels to find out what new channels the University had added. The…
Halloween exposes RF’s inner children
Until this year I spent the last several Halloween weekends in Madison bingeing on Milwaukee’s Best and Qdoba burritos, sleeping in urine-scented elevators and flushing pepper spray from my eyes.
Proposed ban harms couples
Being gay is not a choice, but the way you vote on Nov. 7 is. Since I found out about the proposed ban on civil unions and marriage, I have…
Large companies deprive citizens
This past week, there was yet another letter to the editor, this time questioning Socialist Alternative’s approach to achieving democracy. The writer criticized the idea of taking the top 500…
No excuse for avoiding Nov. 7 vote
On Nov. 7, people across the nation will go to their local churches, community centers and elementary schools to voice their opinions on who they believe will best lead their…
Vote for life
While the proposed marriage amendment has been widely discussed during the past several months, Wisconsin voters seem to have overlooked another life-changing issue on the Nov. 7 ballot -- the…
Getting squirrelly could result in fine
As students, faculty and staff go about their business on the UW-River Falls campus, squirrels are busy scurrying about, burying nuts, digging through trash cans and taunting passersby.
Election to determine fate of same-sex couples
In a united state-wide effort, residents of Wisconsin are joining together to spread the word about what the proposed marriage amendment will mean for the state of Wisconsin. This effort…
Voters face several decisions at polls
On Election Day, Americans across the country will exercise their right to vote. UW-River Falls is no exception.
New law deters online gamblers
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 has been passed in order to make it illegal for any site to accept monetary transfers from U.S. financial institutions, including banks…