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The Eau Claire volleyball team ended strong in their tournament this weekend with three wins and one loss, finishing in a three-way tie with Carthage College and Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.).
'S' permit parking changes, route 9 bus stop location change, and new permits available for 2010-2011.
The American Council of Trustees and Alumni, a Washington, DC-based non-profit organization, gave the institution an 'F' in its academic standing, claiming that the university falls short in its general education requirements.
While it seems ridiculous that something like human trafficking could go on for so long on such a well-known website, isn't terribly surprising. Everyone knows it occurs everywhere, yet it's still ignored and barely policed.
In the weekend edition of Reel Love, I review a popular movie I have never seen. First up: "Titanic."
Both men's and women's cross country teams expect to do well for the upcoming season.
There is only one clear choice in this race, and that candidate is Scott Walker.
Columnists debate which state's sports are better; this week, it's Packers vs. Vikings
The chancellor encouraged the university to keep making progress toward its 2016 centennial vision of becoming "the premier undergraduate learning community in the upper Midwest."
Few students can say they spent three weeks in July creating art in Thailand. However, for two UW-Eau Claire professors and four art students, this is true. After receiving a grant from the International Fellows Program, the group collaborated with Thai students and professors for an eye-opening immersion experience in Bangkok.
I figured working at Walmart would not be so bad. As a poor college student, I needed to save up over the summer. Answering to one of the largest retail giants in the world would be over in three months, and I could pocket the money I earned. Actually, "the end is near" was something I reminded myself of every day after I was hired.
Henry Sanders is the only candidate who has college student's best interests in mind.
Summer 2010 was certainly a big one. Despite a plethora of happenings on the national level, the city of Eau Claire was host to quite a list itself. In case you weren't lucky enough to spend your holiday in the wondrous Eau C, here's a brief recap of what you missed (and didn't miss) this summer.
Tuesday, Aug. 31 At about 7 p.m., an officer investigated a theft complaint from the tennis courts near the Governor's Hall parking lot. Officers met with the complainant who reported that after he finished playing tennis, he mistakenly left his wallet lying on the side of the court.
At about 9:30 p.m., officers received a complaint about a possible road rage incident occurring on Clairemont Ave.
Media credit: Camille Gerstenhaber
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