Campus vandals need ratting out
If you are a regular reader of the Student Voice police report you’ll notice that every week UW-River Falls experiences multiple instances of vandalism to campus property. From broken smoke…
Bomb incidents raise questions
On Oct. 27 the campus community endured yet another bomb scare. The incident, which occurred in May Hall, was the second bomb scare this semester and the third in the…
Make advising easier: prepare
We’ve finally reached the halfway point of fall semester at UW-River Falls and for returning students, that means it’s registration and advising time. The advising period starts Monday and registration…
Budget leaders resort to threats
The latest issue with the still unresolved Wisconsin state budget not only is threatening our learning institution, it has our own governor acting like a pouting adolescent. On Oct. 16,…
College demands higher than ever
Higher education, like everything else in life, is a constantly evolving beast. Costs are continually rising and expectations in the classroom are greater than ever before. But these two opposite…
Campus security needs attention
In the wake of another alleged violent crime occurring on campus this semester, safety has become an issue at UW-River Falls once again. If the latest allegations—the details of which…
Dorm crowding needs a solution
Growth of the UW-River Falls student body has been exceptional in recent years. Every year it seems the University sets a new record for its largest student body ever. While…
Turnitin implies a lack of trust
Why do honest students pay, literally and figuratively, for the actions of dishonest minority?
Ceremony location great disappointment
Other universities hold their commencement ceremonies outside, allowing nature to provide the backdrop. We get softball nets and basketball hoops to add to the ambiance. As one member of the…
New tuition proposal has too many loopholes
A new proposal for tuition cost was brought to our attention after an article written for this week's paper.