Community garden serves variety of River Falls needs
The Grow to Share community garden has donated between 1,600 and 1,700 pounds of fresh produce to various nonprofit organizations in River Falls so far in 2015.
During fire prevention week, the focus is on smoke detectors
National Fire Prevention Week is underway this week and the main theme is making sure everyone knows the need for a working smoke detector in every bedroom.
Even with recent outage, UWRF faculty satisfied with D2L
The learning management system Desire2Learn, or D2L, is an important service for the UW System, as many students and faculty members interact with it every day.
UWRF service helps international students adjust to campus, America
International Student Services, located in Hagestad Hall on the UW-River Falls campus, helps international students deal with living and blending into American culture. The staff helps students’ transition from the…
New UWRF tennis coach focuses on recruiting, improving basic skills
The UW-River Falls women’s tennis team has a new coach this season who has brought change to the squad. Dan Stumpf was hired in early August when former coach Michele…
UWRF now has two cloud storage systems, OneDrive and FalconShare
OneDrive was added on May 5 as part of a service agreement with Microsoft. OneDrive provides an option for cloud storage in addition to FalconShare, which has been around for…
Drills show better reaction to fire alarms, but improvements still needed
Annual fire drills were conducted in academic buildings on the UW-River Falls campus in early September. While campus officials are pleased with the results, the head of the Risk Management…
New inductees introduced to UWRF Athletic Hall of Fame
A new class of members will be inducted into the UW-River Falls Athletic Hall of Fame during an Oct. 2 ceremony as part of the Homecoming Week festivities.
New UWRF agricultural engineering program to begin fall 2016
Starting in the fall of 2016, students at UW-River Falls will be able to major in agricultural engineering, according to the university’s College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES).
Biology department gains recognition
The biology department at the University of Wisconsin–River Falls is seeing increased recognition due to the recent grants and awards it has received.