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Young Pianists Invited to Learn and Grow
Student pianists will have a unique opportunity to learn from internationally recognized artists, participate in hands-on workshops, and connect with fellow musicians at the UW-River Falls Keyboard Festival, Nov. 13-14.
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Falcon Features
Published by UWRF and the Alumni Association, Falcon Features in a magazine designed for alumni and friends of the university. See the latest UWRF news, hear about exciting campus developments and read engaging alumni and student stories in each edition. Our 2026 edition is available now!
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Help Shape the Future of UW-River Falls
As UW-River Falls develops its 2027-2032 Strategic Plan, we're seeking input from students, alumni, community members, and program participants. Your feedback will help guide university priorities and ensure community voices are reflected in future decisions.
Take a few minutes to complete the Strategic Plan Survey
by Nov. 8 and make your voice heard.
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Dairy Processing Education Center Short Courses
Advance your skills with hands-on, industry-focused training at UW-River Falls! The Dairy Processing Education Center is offering the following opportunity for dairy and food processing professionals in November:
Dairy Sanitation Short Course | Nov. 3, 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Gain the knowledge and tools needed to maintain effective sanitation practices in dairy processing environments. This comprehensive course covers GMPs, SSOPs, sanitation scheduling, cleaning and sanitizing methods, chemical selection, employee safety, and program verification. Participants will also learn how regulatory agencies and third-party auditors evaluate sanitation programs. Completion of this course fulfills one of the prerequisite qualifications for the Wisconsin Cheesemaker's License.
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Visiting Artist Public Lecture: Caledonia Curry (aka SWOON)
Renowned artist Caledonia Curry (Swoon) visits UWRF Nov. 9-12 as the Fall 2026 Wyman Visiting Professor in Art.
Join us for a free public lecture on Wednesday, Nov. 11, from 5-7 p.m. in 222 North Hall, where Curry will discuss her groundbreaking work spanning street art, printmaking, papercutting and large-scale installation.
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From River Falls to the South Pole
Did you know UW-River Falls has played a role in the groundbreaking Antarctic research that earned the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics? For decades, UWRF faculty and students have contributed to discoveries at the South Pole, with many participating in research tied to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and other Antarctic science projects.
Join UWRF Physics Professor Suruj Seunarine for a fascinating look at the university's connection to this Nobel Prize-winning work, the search for elusive "ghost particles" known as neutrinos, and the unique opportunities UWRF students have had to contribute to world-class research in one of the most remote places on Earth.
Chasing Ghost Particles at the South Pole:
UWRF and the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics
Nov. 12, 7 p.m., reception prior at 6:30 p.m.
Kinnickinnic River Theater, University Center
501 Wild Rose Ave.
Free and open to the public.
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UWRF Music and Stage and Screen Arts presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [REVISED] {again}. From a rap-infused Othello to a lightning-fast Hamlet, this updated classic delivers a irreverent, laugh-out-loud celebration of Shakespeare’s greatest works.
Nov. 13-14, 19-20, 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 15 and 21, 2 p.m.
Sanford Syse Theatre
420 E. Cascade Ave.
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Social Media, Fake News and You: Why Media Literacy Matters
We're constantly bombarded with information from social media, news, advertising, and digital media. Learn how to separate fact from opinion, recognize persuasive messaging, and make more informed decisions about the content you consume and share. Through real-world examples, this course builds practical media literacy skills for today's digital world.
This self-paced course will take place online in Canvas. Access the app using a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
Jan. 4-15, 2027
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Mark Your Calendars!
Registration for Spring 2027 courses opens Nov. 6. J-Term registration is already open, making it easy to begin the new year with a short-term course designed to fit your schedule.
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Join us for the final event in the
UWRF Innovator Series
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Science and Technology Innovation Center, Rm 194
262 E. Cascade Ave.
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Make This Fall Your Season of Growth
Whether you're looking to advance your career, learn a new hobby, or reach a personal goal, UWRF’s ed2go online courses make it easy to learn on your schedule. Explore a wide range of flexible programs designed for both professional development and personal enrichment.
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Build your digital skills this season. Whether you're creating a personal website, portfolio, or business presence, this course will teach you how to plan, build, and publish web pages using HTML. You'll also learn SEO basics and practical marketing techniques to help drive traffic to your site.
6 Weeks Access / 24 Course Hrs
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UW-River Falls Continuing Education
715 Wild Rose Avenue, River Falls, WI 54022
715-425-3256 or continuing.ed@uwrf.edu
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