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…
K-Fed has rap skills, lacks his own voice
I didn’t have enough initial faith to actually buy the record. But Kevin Federline (aka Mr. Britney Spears) and his debut album, “Playing With Fire,” offer some pleasant -- and…
Voting essentials
Students living in River Falls may register to vote in River Falls. Students wishing to vote in hometown races may register in their municipalities using their permanent (home) addresses. Votes…
Sheriff candidates highlight goals for Pierce County
Pierce County Sheriff Everett Muhlhausen and Pierce County D.A.R.E. Officer Nancy Ortwerth have one thing in common -- both want to be sheriff.
Festival celebrates diversity
To teach people about cultures different from their own, live music, a fashion show and a play all revolving around cultures are being presented by the Asian American Student Association…
Wisconsin Assembly incumbent challenged
On Tuesday River Falls voters will choose their representative for State Assembly between two UW-River Falls alumni with a 33-year age gap and ideological differences typical of today’s politicians.
Coaching duo makes history with 200th win
UW-River Falls head men’s hockey coach Steve Freeman made history Saturday night at Hunt Arena.
Keeping active is crucial to students’ well-being, can be fun
Olivia Newton-John once said, “Let’s get physical,” and that’s what students at UW-River Falls need to do. Physical activity is an important aspect of anyone’s daily life.
Football team falls by 18 to UW-Platteville
After a dramatic come-from-behind victory against UW-Stout in the Homecoming game on Oct. 21, the UW-River Falls Falcons traveled to UW-Platteville looking for a third consecutive victory.
Women’s soccer team advances in playoffs with 1-0 victory
The women’s soccer team defeated UW-La Crosse 1-0 in the first round of the playoffs on Tuesday, advancing to the second round.
Geography students take top honors at meeting
UW-River Falls geography students took on the issue of environmental racism and presented their research, taking top honors at a regional conference early last month.