Charity aims to help children in need
For many children, Christmas signals the arrival of Santa Claus and the promise of shiny new presents. But for those living in impoverished areas around the world, the idea of…
Diversity groups coordinate costume party
Ghosts, witches, superheroes and otherwise are all invited to celebrate diversity at the Diversity Awareness Committee (DAC) Haunted Halloweekend dance party and costume contest on Friday, Oct. 27. The party…
Changes lead WIS program toward uncertain future
UW-River Falls biggest international program could experience some changes this next year as a result of the withdrawal of two important UW schools. UW-La Crosse and UW-Eau Claire announced last…
Senate drops coverage of event fee
A group of about 60 students were planning to attend United Council’s Women’s Leadership Conference, but now the numbers may drastically drop. Student Senate agreed to pay for only transportation…
Police blotter for Oct. 20, 2006
Oct. 10 • Andrew J.L. Jacobson, 19, paid $361 for receiving stolen property at Rodli. A neon Blimpie sign was reported missing Sept. 29, and a witness called the River…
Area ghosts spell spooky Friday the 13th
For anyone afflicted with paraskevidekatriaphobia, the combination of their fear of Friday the 13th, two ghosts, a poltergeist and the upcoming Halloween holiday forecasts a spooky end to October. While…
Parking issues still abound
Last year, rumors circulated campus about parking meters being installed along Cascade Avenue. Apparently they were more than just rumors. Campus Planner Dale Braun said meters were proposed by the…
Public Safety informs RF about crime
The annual Campus Crime Report is e-mailed to UW-River Falls staff and students from Public Safety to raise awareness of criminal issues on campus from the past three years. The…
Homecoming to bring back spirit
After months of preparation, the UW-River Falls Homecoming will be a week packed with fun, entertainment and events — all with a cowboy theme. “Showdown at the RF Corral” events…
Recent violence sparks safety concerns
Safety at UW-River Falls and around the nation is becoming an increasingly important topic due to recent acts of violence. On Oct. 2, in a one-room Amish schoolhouse in Pennsylvania,…