Saying those schools in the same breath is not as far in left field as one may think. A love for working with students and a range of experience in academic positions is what brought Gorden O. Hedahl to UW-River Falls to replace Neal Prochnow as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. The renovations for the building were first discussed in September 1993, in response to poor ventilation and a concern over air quality. Air contaminants won't be a concern anymore. Wakefield said that parents don't have to worry about finding another daycare for the summer.
Students can stay dry thanks to the construction of a bridge on the east end of the trails.
The bridge was part of a summer-long project to improve the quality of the trails and provide a route for students to get to campus. There are several reasons for the slightly higher turnover rate this year. One reason is because several professors retired last year and had to be replaced.