It seems like a lifetime ago that the mega-hyped Strokes were reveling in their newly-proclaimed greatness, having rapidly skyrocketed up the buzz-lists of 2001 into stratospheric popularity and acclaim to…
Students, faculty and staff at UWRiver Falls spoke out about the threatening graffiti message found in the Chalmer Davee Library that targeted black and Asian students. Students at the University…
When it comes to the retelling of history, it seems that, as far as memories go, we can swing one of two ways. We can either vie for the attention…
Everyone knows about the tragic disappearance of Amelia Earhart, the American aviatrix who mysteriously vanished somewhere over the Pacific in 1937 while attempting to become the first female to aeronautically…
Two UW-River Falls students recently traveled to Ohio to compete in the National Game of Logging Competition. According to the Game of Logging (GOL) Web site, the GOL is widely…
350.org is an international campaign dedicated to building a movement to unite the world around solutions to the climate crisis, and on Oct. 23, UW-River Falls joined in this movement…
A new report published by ACT (American College Testing) profiling each state’s future workforce and readiness for college shows that UW-River Falls’ had 39 percent of ACT scores in the…
Nostalgia. Generally, it’s a word I don’t use too much, unless of course I’m speaking about a girl’s weekend that includes a midnight Disney marathon, a little celebrity gossip and…
What kind of movie can a 10-sentence long children’s book make? Apparently, a damn good one. Spike Jonze said he wanted “Where the Wild Things Are,” an adaptation of the…
“Bang, you’re so vicious baby!” are the first words that greet listeners on the latest LP from the Raveonettes, aptly titled “In and Out of Control.” What follows is the…
