Earth week gives students opportunity to get involved in community, campus activities
Earth Day is officially Monday, April 22. At UW-River Falls though, we have eight consecutive days of meaningful events to celebrate and care for our planet.
Earth Day conference brings new insight to global issues
The Nelson Institute is named after the late U.S. Sen. and Wisconsin Gov. Gaylord Nelson who was the founder of Earth Day. Steve Pomplun, director of external relations at Nelson…
Focus, care for environment stays with planet throughout world’s history
It is finally that time of year again. The time when the snow melts and it begins to get warmer outside as everything thaws out.
Students becoming disconnected by being overly connected
The Internet these days is like a way of life, it’s not just for the smart, tech savvy people anymore. The Internet is used by everyone and everywhere.
‘Croods’ offers fun for entire family
Dreamwork’s latest feature film takes us back to the stone ages with “The Croods” and gives movie goers one heck of a rocky ride.
Pinterest sweeps onto Internet as new social media sensation
For about a year now, a trend has starting developing on the Internet, especially for high school and college females.
Annual bar crawl teaming up with Relay for Life
River Falls’ fourth annual Bar Crawl will take place April 13, supporting local bars and restaurants and will serve to raise funds for the American Cancer Society.
Destination connects students to each other, with communities
Every year a number of UW-River Falls students travel across the country volunteering their time over spring break, and many of them stay in the program year after year.
‘The Host’ disappoints in every aspect
“The Host” has come to theaters as the next in Stephenie Meyer novel adaptions, but this appears to be a film series that will not see tomorrow.
Spring time, end of school on horizon for students
Being brought back to square one, in a small way, with spring break being over and students, teachers and faculty members of UW-River Falls going back to their busy bee…
