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…
Use new garbage cans and smoke stations
Spring typically brings many changes and a fresh start to many things. This year is no exception. I was refreshed to see the arrival of new garbage cans and matching…
Assault aided by alcohol
Everybody knows that drinking alcohol impairs you. Our state recognizes this fact by including alcohol in the definition of “intoxicants” in state laws dealing with snowmobiling, all-terrain vehicles, boating and…
UC vanishing act
By the time this is printed, we’ll already know whether UW-RF is still a United Council member, but I have something to say about the referendum.
Protesters lack respect, future action needed
It was nearly impossible to miss the clusters of anti-abortion activists on campus April 5, strategically crowded around entrances to the Student Center and Davee Library where most student traffic…
Presidential candidates should focus on issues
Elections for the new president of the 2006-2007 UW-River Falls Student Senate will be held April 11 and 12. Petitions for candidacy are currently being accepted.
‘Meltdown’ tops typical sequels
It’s rare for a sequel to be able to match the original. Needless to say, “Ice Age: The Meltdown” does just that. In this story we find the odd trio…
‘Meltdown’ tops typical sequels
It is impossible to review a sequel without taking into account its original counterpart. Sometimes they out-show the first film, like “The Empire Strikes Back” and “Godfather II.” But other…
Death-Grip holds strong
According to Victory Records, “In a musical environment that values style at least as much as substance, many bands embrace one over the other, or attempt to walk a tightrope…
Students meet Nobel winner in Ireland
A UW-River Falls professor and students took a trip to Northern Ireland over J-term, and had the opportunity to meet a Nobel Peace Prize winner. English professor Ken Olson led…
University cuts its wires
By the end of spring, the Davee Library will be equipped with wireless access for laptop and desktop computers.