Some of the world’s top climate change experts gathered at the United Nations a few weeks ago and concluded if major changes were not invoked soon, the world would be living in crisis by 2040, much sooner than initially expected. Read more
Reporter Ralen Cleveland goes through the latest BGSU state of the university address and what President Rodney Rogers is looking to focus on moving forward in the year. Read more
Women are making a large impact in the comedy world and improv troupe Lady Parts is doing their part to do the same when it comes to comedy on the campus of Bowling Green State University. Read more
Housing applications for 2019-2020 opened for availability on Dec. 5 and include new options for students to learn about the different residence halls on campus. Read more
The fighter approaches the line. His arms alight in front of him, ready to make a quick and powerful motion. His stance is solid and balanced, with his legs cocked and his back-heel off the ground prepped for a forceful burst.
Arguably the toughest test of the season for 12th ranked BG Falcon Hockey lies ahead this weekend in the form of the 3rd ranked Minnesota State Mavericks. The Falcons and Mankato have been level with each other the past few years, sharing a head-to-head record of 5-5-2 in their last 12 meeti…
One of my mom’s favorite holiday songs is titled, “What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?” In this case, I ask you, what are you doing New Year’s Day (and December 29)? If you’re like me, you’ll be vegging out on the couch, enjoying some of college football’s biggest brand names going head-to-he…
What’s the No. 1 tourist attraction in Bowling Green? According to TripAdvisor, it’s Snook’s Dream Cars, a museum of classic automobiles collected by a car-loving, father-son duo.
Returning to the Stroh after a losing two-game road trip, the men’s basketball team cruised to an easy 97-68 win against the Wisconsin-Green Bay Phoenix Saturday night. The Falcons led the full 40 minutes with 13 different players scoring.
This past year was a good year for games. Although this year wasn’t as good as last year and 2007, there were some great games. Here are the top 10 games I played over the past year.
In 2018, we saw the release of “Black Panther,” “Infinity War,” the Parkland School shooting, which killed 17 people, the Winter Olympics in South Korea, the devastating hurricanes in the southern part of the United States and so much more. Music began to reflect what was going on in America…
Women are making a large impact in the comedy world and improv troupe Lady Parts is doing their part to do the same when it comes to comedy on the campus of Bowling Green State University.
It’s officially happened: rock music is dead. Don’t believe me? An article said so this week in Rolling Stone, when the long standing music and pop culture magazine talked about a recent Variety interview with Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine.
I’ll be the first to admit it; I used to be a so-called “Grammar Nazi.”
Whether you know it or not, you probably have at least one cousin, aunt or nephew that identifies as gay or trans. The holidays can be really difficult for those people because there is probably at least one family member who doesn’t “approve.” LGBTQ-identifying people who don’t have support…
Over the last two years political turmoil and social unrest have engulfed the United States, generating deep ideological division and significant public displays of violence. Vicious acts of hate have been committed throughout the United States such as the Sutherland SpringsFirst Baptist Chu…
Activism. It is that complex word that exists within the mouths of many folks of today. It manifests itself in the present day conversations of resistance as well as the wave of unified resistance that has existed amongst the tyranny of the Trump administration.
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