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The state-wide stay-at-home order means cats and dogs at home are receiving extra attention, cuddles and time with their family. But what about all of the animals without forever homes? What can people do for them during these unprecedented times? Read more
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A collection of Falcon Media's coverage of this year's virtual Ziggython and Bike for Tikes celebrations and a look back at past dance marathons.
College students across the country are coming together during their time in quarantine to support the vision of Honor And Thank.
BGSU has reached mid-semester and things have not gone exactly as planned. The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has turned life upside down for people around the world and BGSU students are no different.
BGSU President Rodney Rogers is hoping to announce mid-June whether students, staff and faculty will return to in-person schooling this fall. He offered a preview of potential face-to-face measures as well as other COVID-19-related updates at Thursday’s virtual town hall.
Around the world, universities and schools have made the transition from physical classes to completely online classes through distance learning. BGSU is one of the hundreds of schools that has made this change.
BGSU students express their concern for refunds as school changes to online classes.
The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting people economically and mentally. The BGSU Counseling Center is adapting to social distancing to help support the people they serve by moving to a virtual format.
