More than 300 antique automobiles and brand new ones alike were parked up and down BG’s Main Street, the other week. Several blocks of the road were closed to traffic on Saturday, July 7, for the Classics on Main car show.
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A series of summer evening events held monthly in downtown Bowling Green is being launched by a group of local business owners to foster greater community within Bowling Green and also highlight the historic downtown. Read more
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There’s no better rivalry in the Mid-American Conference than that between Bowling Green State University and the University of Toledo. Arch rivals in athletics, the intense, yet good-natured rivalry can often spread well beyond athletic competition. Most recently, it even spilled to the Uni…
The BGSU Board of Trustees received a positive report from administrators at the June 21 meeting, with out-of-state tuition supplying needed income. The board implemented the 2019 budgets of both the main campus and the Firelands campus.
The Falcon baseball team was swept by the Central Michigan Chippewas, as the team fell 9-6 on Sunday afternoon, 4-3 on Saturday afternoon and 8-4 on Friday afternoon.
The Falcon softball team was back home at Meserve Field this weekend for a three-game series against the Kent State Golden Flashes. This was the first meeting of the year between these conference rivals.
The Falcons had two games in two days, in which they split the Monday and Tuesday match-ups. On Monday, in a home slate against the Detroit Titans, the Falcons dominated finishing the game prior to the allotted seven innings due to a mercy rule by the score of 8-0. On Tuesday, the Falcons we…
The Bay area, also known as “Silicon Valley,” refers to urban areas surrounding the San Francisco Bay in Northern California. It is the home to some of the biggest tech industries in the world today, including Google, Apple, Lyft, Quora, Twitter, Symantec, Facebook, eBay, Zendesk and more. T…
The recent change of heart for North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un can really be interpreted in one of two ways: a leader desperate to finally reconcile tensions on the global scale, or a leader cashing in the fear he has planted over the preceding years.
Facebook has been in a lot of hot water lately, mostly for selling a “creepy” amount of information on its users to influence elections in other countries. Mark Zuckerburg, the founder and CEO, was on Capitol Hill for questioning about the ethics of the site.
The cutting edge in mobile phone technology currently means streamlining the products in any way possible. In this technological advancement, is less really more?
University alumni and anyone else associated with BGSU, either students, staff, or friends thereof, have the chance to enjoy a day at Cedar Point through a discounted ticket program. But the offer ends on July 14, which has been advertised as BGSU Alumni Association Cedar Point Day.
The Walt Disney Company has a similar reputation as Apple Inc., especially as of late, being an industry-leading powerhouse using its incredible brand power and synergy to produce a magical sense of familiarity to all ages that results in its products—though sometimes mediocre in nature—to s…
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