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…
Expand Homecoming, include more students
Walking through the campus and community, one would expect to see decorations, daily activities and royalty campaigning -- all immersed in a sea of red and white. Yet student life…
New music lacks character, quality
I don't want to sound old or dated, but music these days is just awful. Laughable, even.
Respect others’ decisions when it comes to smoking on campus
The issue of smoking regulations has been hotly debated for as long as I’ve been going to school on this campus -- almost to the point where it has become…
Support UW-RF student athletes
There is no good reason for such a horrible turnout -- the weather couldn’t have been better, and the game was at an accommodating 2 p.m. on a Saturday.
Schools need security force
Do you trust school principals, teachers and custodians with concealed weapons on school grounds? Wisconsin Rep. Frank Lasee does, and he thinks the rest of us should too.
Soccer club hopes to kick into varsity
UW-RF has had varsity women’s soccer since 1994, but there has never been a men’s team. Last year though, a group of students decided to try and change that.
Vandals take aim at vehicles
Article written by: Helen Clarke and Jennie Oemig Vehicle vandalism and small thefts have been on the rise on the UW-River Falls campus, leaving several students who park their vehicles…
School spirit goes on strike
In an odd scene the week before Homecoming, UW-River Falls’ cheer and stunt squad left Saturday’s football game with five minutes on the clock without having done anything to support…
Morning-after pills may expire at year’s end
The stork does not bring people babies -- unprotected sex does. As director of Student Health Services (SHS), Alice Reilly-Myklebust knows that while the stork is a myth, unprotected sex…
Seven memorandums initiate exchange with India
UW-River Falls Chancellor Don Betz traveled to India this September, signing seven memorandums of understanding with universities and colleges to further globalize the curriculum and establish future opportunities for students…