UWRF assesses staff, students’ perspectives
Published November 05, 2009
UW-River Falls, along with three other UW System schools, is participating in a campus-wide survey to assess the attitudes of students and staff towards the University environment.
The Campus Climate Survey is available now until the end of this semester and focuses on questions that will provide information to help the University ensure that the environment is conducive to working, living and learning.
Campus climate is defined as the “current attitudes, behaviors, and standards of employees and students concerning the access for, inclusion of, and level of respect for individual and group needs, abilities and potential,” according to the UWRF web site.
Multimedia
River Falls Update
Watch the Nov. 6 edition of "River Falls Update," a news show created by UWRF journalism students. Featured are stories about the H1N1 pandemic, the Falcon Fellows program and campus reaction to hateful graffiti.
Beatles mania sweeps through University Center
UW-River Falls students Bill Liebhart, Bill Peake, Zach Bodenner and Jeff Schafer play in the Beatles Rock Band tournament Wednesday night in the University Centerʼs Falcons Nest. (Photo by Sally King / Student Voice)
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Sports
Falcons predict winning season
Published November 06, 2009
Excitement and expectations surround the UW-River Falls men’s basketball team coming into the new season. A year ago, the Falcons finished sixth in the WIAC and they return their entire starting lineup. They will open the 2009-10 season on Nov. 17 at Viterbo.
Etcetera
Students rally against hate threat
Published November 06, 2009
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.
Viewpoints
Failing oven causes re-grouping among roommates, dining out
Published November 05, 2009
Exhausted and feeling the irritating pinch of hunger, I walked into my apartment. As I set my backpack down on the floor, a scent of burning mystery strangled my nose. One of my roommates gets off the couch and tells me that the stovetop smokes when on.
Around Wisconsin
News from other University of Wisconsin campuses.
Eau Claire (The Spectator)
Sierra Club pressures System to switch from coal energy
Madison (Badger Herald)
Heroin problem increases in city
Students hear new design plans for Edgewater Hotel
Madison (Daily Cardinal)
LGBT activists demand action from Obama
Scott Walker speaks about 2010 campaign plans, economic platform
Council OKs ALRC citizen voting member
Oshkosh (Advance-Titan)
Titans Move Up To No. 1 In National Poll
Provost out sick, Rettig to replace
Parkside (The Ranger News)
UW System Students Rally Around Bill for More Geographically Diverse Board of Regents
Stout (Stoutonia)
Phi Upsilon Omicron's Community Service
Whitewater (Royal Purple)
Council fails to improve Main Street safety
Headlines
Student Health Services strives toward a tobacco free campus (Nov 05, 2009)
UWRF campus, clinics continue to fight against H1N1 (Nov 05, 2009)
Job hunting assistance available to students despite poor economy (Nov 05, 2009)
Beatles mania sweeps through University Center (Nov 05, 2009)
UWRF to purchase organization program (Nov 05, 2009)
U of M basketball program talented, troubled (Nov 05, 2009)
Senior captain leads team through last cross country season (Oct 23, 2009)
NBA losing fans due to international influence (Oct 23, 2009)
Despite setbacks, swim team stays afloat (Oct 23, 2009)
Twins have many questions to address in upcoming off-season (Oct 15, 2009)
Research suggests exposure to household chemicals has harmful effects on people (Nov 05, 2009)
Students overlook intersting places on campus without thought (Nov 05, 2009)
Campus response shows vulnerability (Nov 05, 2009)
Substance-free dorm important option (Nov 05, 2009)
Non-teaching staff integral to UWRF (Nov 05, 2009)
‘Little black dress’ flatters most ladies (Nov 05, 2009)
Aviatrix biopic crash lands (Oct 29, 2009)
Aviatrix biopic crash lands (Oct 29, 2009)
UWRF students compete in logging events (Oct 29, 2009)
Students rally for 350 Initiative (Oct 29, 2009)
