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…
Drunkards should stay put
"He went through the windshield of his truck," is all I can remember thinking about that fateful day of my senior year in high school.
UW-RF professors deserve more respect
As a relatively new student at UW-River Falls, I still find it extremely difficult to watch students walk nonchalantly out of a lecture like it’s no big deal. It is…
Quirks keep us who we are
There’s a show on E! I like to watch called “Dr. 90210.” It is a reality show about plastic surgery, in which two or three doctors from a pool of…
Exercise makes better students
I had a humbling experience a few weeks ago in PE 108. Members of the class were told to engage in 10 minutes of aerobic exercise.
Attendance policies lack trust, freedom
When the alarm goes off in the morning, you can bet there’s at least one other person thinking the same thing as you: Should I go to class?
Area ghosts spell spooky Friday the 13th
For anyone afflicted with paraskevidekatriaphobia, the combination of their fear of Friday the 13th, two ghosts, a poltergeist and the upcoming Halloween holiday forecasts a spooky end to October. While…
Parking issues still abound
Last year, rumors circulated campus about parking meters being installed along Cascade Avenue. Apparently they were more than just rumors. Campus Planner Dale Braun said meters were proposed by the…
Public Safety informs RF about crime
The annual Campus Crime Report is e-mailed to UW-River Falls staff and students from Public Safety to raise awareness of criminal issues on campus from the past three years. The…
Homecoming to bring back spirit
After months of preparation, the UW-River Falls Homecoming will be a week packed with fun, entertainment and events — all with a cowboy theme. “Showdown at the RF Corral” events…
Recent violence sparks safety concerns
Safety at UW-River Falls and around the nation is becoming an increasingly important topic due to recent acts of violence. On Oct. 2, in a one-room Amish schoolhouse in Pennsylvania,…