Congrats to Reporter Angel Riley for Graduating
When Angel Riley first stepped onto the UW-River Falls campus, she didn’t expect to stay long. She arrived from Minneapolis with dreams of attending an HBCU, a place where she…
When Angel Riley first stepped onto the UW-River Falls campus, she didn’t expect to stay long. She arrived from Minneapolis with dreams of attending an HBCU, a place where she…
Student composers at the University of Wisconsin–River Falls are gaining hands-on experience in film and video game scoring through the university’s annual Screen Scoring Recording Session, a program designed to…
The UWRF Boomwhackers Ensemble held its spring concert April 17 in Abbott Concert Hall. The group is a percussion ensemble that performs using boomwhackers, colorful plastic tubes tuned to specific…
Between April 9 and 12, the UW–River Falls Music and Stage and Screen Arts Department staged its production of The Drowsy Chaperone, featuring Mary Rother as Janet, Emerson Fahey as…
The Student Voice published its first issue was in April 1916, marking 110 years of continuous student journalism. 1916: At the Agrifallian meeting last Tuesday evening extemporanious speeches were given…
A deep dive into the Student Voice archives reveals moments from UWRF’s history—highlighting sporting events from previous years. 1926 Now that our boys are really wearing their new red sweaters,…
The University of Wisconsin-River Falls baseball team held a non-conference home opener game on Mar. 25 at First National Bank of River Falls Field, falling short to Bethel University with…
On March 7th, the University of Wisconsin–River Falls Jazz Ensemble performed in Abbott Concert Hall, featuring guest artist Dave Hagedorn. Hagedorn, a faculty member at St. Olaf College in Northfield,…
The Student Inclusion and Belonging Center presented Eau Claire councilman, Larry Mboga, to speak on Thursday, Feb. 12. This presentation was in observance of Black History Month, and aimed to…
A deep dive into the Student Voice archives reveals moments from UWRF’s past—highlighting events from past Februaries, both mundane and common, intentionally grouped into a 20-year pattern. 1926 You come…