A mumps outbreak at Temple University has over 100 students fighting the illness and thousands of others lining up for a measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, according to Delaware Online. Are students on the BGSU campus immune from the possibility of a similar outbreak? Read more
Allie Godfrey discovered her love of cooking and sharing food with her family and decided to share that love with her Falcon family at BGSU through an internship with the Teaching Kitchen. Read more
Danielle Austinson is a sophomore majoring in business management. Austinson is a member of BGSU’s golf team and the Delta Gamma Fraternity. This is Austinson’s second year on the golf team and her sixth year taking part in the sport. Read more
As the spring semester begins to wrap up, the University Activities Organization is holding its annual “Falcon Finale” as a last send-off to students and staff. Read more
In their responses to the recent installment of large orange letters in the middle of campus, many students’ sentiments were related to the cost of the display.
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Concerns about suicide and the mental health of students are being raised at BGSU after a local high school student took his own life at the beginning of April.
The Board of Trustees approved the removal of the Gish Film Theater’s name, promotions for 53 faculty members and other resolutions in its final meeting of the school year.
With a potential plastic bag ban on the horizon in Bowling Green, an environmental strategies class at BGSU is seeking to increase support for the ban by hosting a DIY reusable bag event at Grounds for Thought on May 7 from 4-7:30 p.m.
College-aged students are increasingly becoming politically active, especially with a presidential election approaching, and students at BGSU are no exception to this. BGSU is alive with students ready to make changes in both large and small-scale issues.
Feeling stressed or anxious? Try taking care of a plant.
Tarana Burke inspired a packed room of students, faculty and community members on Tuesday by vividly detailing her experiences with the Me Too Movement and its significance.
BGSU’s Faculty Senate’s last meeting of the semester Tuesday covered various issues including concerns from the Graduate Student Senate on Title IX changes, BGSU email security and findings from a committee investigating bias in student evaluations.
Undergraduate Student Government began its 2019-2020 term at Monday's weekly meeting, where the administration’s newest iteration elected new members and discussed resolutions and other topics.
April is coming to a close, paving the way for May and a number of new events. One such event is the upcoming bird watching and hiking trip through the Outdoor Program.
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