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GREGORICH, VOELTZ NAMED BEST IN WIAC
TIFFANY GREGORICH, JR., ALTOONA, AND JAKE VOELTZ, SR., RIVER FALLS, WERE NAMED THE WIAC BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES RECENTLY. IT'S RARE THAT A PLAYER FROM ANY ONE...
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George Field, UW-RF's last President, first Chancellor, dies at 82

George Field, UW-RF's last President, first Chancellor, dies at 82 A memorial service for George R. Field, chancellor of UW-River Falls until 1985, will be 2 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 16 at Ezekiel Lutheran Church in River Falls. Field, 82, died Friday, Feb. 10th at United Hospital in St. Paul following a short illness.

February 13, 2012

Kenosha students visit campus

Kenosha students visit campus UW-River Falls recently hosted 26 middle-school students from Lincoln Middle School and Mahone Middle School in Kenosha as a part of an Alternative Spring Break college-readiness program on campus.

By Lacy Lukaszewicz , May 06, 2009

Falcons growing up fast

Falcons growing up fast With a starting lineup that features four sophomores and a freshman, and a roster that includes just two seniors, UW-River Falls men’s basketball coach Jeff Berkhof knew his team would have to grow up fast if it wanted to compete in the always-tough WIAC this season.

By Bob Burrows , December 17, 2008

Regents honor Nate Splett for instructional skills

UW-River Falls Agricultural Economics Professor Nate Splett, who also serves as the associate dean of the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences, has been selected for a Teaching Excellence Award by the UW System Board of Regents.

November 14, 2008

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Food Microbiology Symposium a success

In mid-October, UW-River Falls hosted representatives 16 international companies from around the world for the 28th annual Food Microbiology Symposium.

November 14, 2008

UW-RF women look to improve

The UW-River Falls women’s basketball team finished the 2007-2008 season with an 8-18 overall record and a 2-14 WIAC record. This season, the Falcons look to several new faces to improve on those records.

By Renee Thony, UW-RF Staff Correspondent , November 14, 2008

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International Education Week showcases international activities

International Education Week, held Monday through Friday, Nov. 17-21, at UW-River Falls and on college campuses across the nation, is designed to showcase international activities of faculty, staff and students.

November 14, 2008

Falcon men drop two more

Falcon men drop two more The UW-River Falls men’s hockey team is still looking for its first win of the season after a rough weekend against MIAC opponents.

By Matt Amos, UW-RF Staff Correspondent , November 14, 2008

Students plan spring break before snow flies

With snow not yet falling, many students at UW-River Falls are already thinking of spring break. They won’t be flying off to Cancun or Daytona Beach, but they will be helping those in need through the UW-RF program “Destination: Spring Break,” an organization that provides students with a challenging and fun opportunity to lead and learn through active service experiences.

By Rachel Hafele, Staff Correspondent , November 13, 2008

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University Briefs

November 13, 2008

Awards handed out at UW-River Falls ice cream social

Students, cooperating professionals and faculty/staff were honored in by the UW-River Falls College of Education and Professional Studies at the end of the spring semester.

July 24, 2008

Falcon football to open on road Homecoming

The UW-River Falls football team will kick off the 2008 season in Collegeville, Minn., at perennial NCAA Division III powerhouse St. John’s Saturday, Sept. 13.

By Bob Burrows , July 10, 2008

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Editorial: Gone too soon

Three years can be such a short time. That’s especially true when evaluating the brief tenure of UW-River Falls Chancellor Don Betz, who will leave his post at the school year’s end for another college position in his home state of Oklahoma.

By Editorial Staff , April 18, 2008

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Comments, anyone? University seeks input for self study

It only happens about once every 10 years, and “it” is going on here right now. Begun in 2005, UW-River Falls soon completes a self-study process that campus officials hope will lead to re-accreditation. This includes gathering feedback from people in the community.

By Debbie Griffin , March 07, 2008

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Strauss, Brahms, Bernstein featured at dance event Monday

The St. Croix Valley Symphony Orchestra will feature dancers Torrion Amie and Mari Klein in an evening of dance music at 7:30 p.m., Monday, March 10 at Kleinpell Fine Arts building on the campus of UW-River Falls.

March 05, 2008

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