Pope causes Islam uproar
The pope represents peace and loyalty to the Catholic religion. He is looked up to by millions of people to lead a church that follows God’s word. He is seen…
Street preachers condemn the sins of curious crowd
Two street preachers made their presence known last Wednesday as they stood in front of the Student Center advocating their religious beliefs, compelling students to listen and refute those statements.
New-club movin’ on up
"I remember the day I fell in love with hip-hop," the opening line in the movie "Brown Sugar" says. It's a line two UW-River Falls students want to help their…
Summer renovations brighten up buildings
Students and staff returning to UW-River Falls fall semester were greeted by a host of major renovations to campus buildings.
Summer of music
The droning sounds of "Promiscuous Girl" and "SexyBack" shatter your eardrums as you groggily attempt to slam the snooze button for another five miserable minutes of that ever-so-needed, or should…
‘Black Dahlia’ still an unsolved mystery
The Black Dahlia murder is the most famous, unsolved murder in California history. The real story couldn’t have been scripted better — a young girl moves out to Hollywood to…
UWRF alumnus runs for office
A UW-River Falls alum has taken up the challenge of running against Rep. Kitty Rhoades for the Wisconsin Assembly.
Parking fines on the rise
Ask almost any UW-River Falls student about parking on or near campus, and the typical response is a combination of grumbling, eye rolling and an occasional profanity. With this year's…
RAs receive roommates
With limited housing available for the number of students seeking on-campus residence this semester, Residence Life officials turned hundreds of students away, filled temporary housing units and assigned some students…
No rules to excuse tardiness
The "15-minute rule" has been a long-running urban legend in college classrooms, but its validity has widely been unknown. The aptly-named rule refers to the amount of time students are…
