Students seek help for stress
Gretchen Link does not need a calendar to see how quickly fall semester is moving; she simply reads the expressions on UW-River Falls students’ faces.
Thirsty Thursdays make for rough Friday mornings
Students sitting in a 9 a.m. Friday lecture two weeks ago were learning about dinosaurs when one student sitting in the middle of the room got sick and vomited on…
UW-RF to hold vigil
In observation of Coming Out Week, the UW-River Falls Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) will be holding a candlelight vigil on the Student Center lawn at 6:00 p.m. on Oct. 11,…
Multicultural center symbolizes diversity on campus
Located in room 104B of the Davee Library, the Multicultural Student Programming Center is the first of its kind at UW-River Falls.
University installs AEDs on campus
Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) were installed in UW-River Falls buildings in August to help equip students, staff and faculty with an essential life-saving device for cardiac arrest victims.
Student Senate fills vacant seats
As the semester rolls on, Student Senate is slowly but surely filling its positions left vacant after the Sept. 25 and 26 elections.
Police blotter for Oct. 6, 2006
• The UW-RF Parking Department is now processing waitlist requests. If you requested to switch to an alternate lot or receive a permit, check your UW-RF e-mail account. If you…
Course offers parental insight
Alcohol use on a college campus is nothing new - but even more serious is that the problem isn't being solved, despite the efforts of Student Health Services (SHS).
Apparent bomb threat shuts down North Hall
Article written by: Helen Clarke and Shalena Janis North Hall was evacuated at 9:30 a.m. Friday while a potential bomb threat was being investigated. Police were contacted by Public Safety…
Doyle proposes energy conservation plan
During his campus visit Wednesday, Gov. Jim Doyle announced UW-River Falls would be one of the four UW-System campuses in a pilot program, dubbed UW Off the Grid Initiative, to…