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…
Students vote ‘no’ to UC
Students at UW-River Falls voted Tuesday and Wednesday to discontinue membership with United Council. With a nearly 10 percent voter turnout, 662 students voted to withdraw from UC with 294…
Falcon lacrosse hosts home tourney
This weekend the UW-River Falls men’s and women’s lacrosse teams are hosting a tournament at the intramural fields.
Police blotter for April.6, 2006
March 28 * UW-River Falls Public Safety received a report around 9:10 a.m. that someone had spray painted areas of the sidewalk near the front doors of the Knowles Center,…
Professor regains vision after three-day blind spell, questions remain about eyesight
The spring often brings new beginnings, and for Imtiaz Moosa, a UW-River Falls professor of philosophy, the season has brought a second chance to see the world around him.
The heat is on
As gray, billowy smoke rolls from the 163-foot smoke stack, students, staff and faculty go about their daily activities, unaware of the impact the Central Heating Plant has on their…
Illegal leaking drains wallets
Picture asking for $103.50 from mom and dad to pay a ticket from the River Falls Police Department. Then you have to explain the ticket was because you were caught…
Displaced student finds home at UW-RF
While attending college in New Orleans, Azriel "Ozzie" Echols, a new UW-River Falls freshman, woke up to the news flash on the television telling him he must evacuate the city…
Project falls behind; students lose
For many Hathorn residents, this year has proven difficult for parking. Instead of using 40 designated slots in the lower level of N–Lot like previous years, they have had to…
Change in leadership to increase communication
The UW-River Falls Leadership Center is undergoing major changes to prepare for their move to the new Student Center set to open in January 2007.
South Fork Suites increases student housing options
The newest addition to the UW-River Falls residence halls, George R. Field South Fork Suites, located on the east side of campus, is now open to students.