Unless you are like Lucy of Charlie Brown fame, most people find dog kisses to be relaxing and a source of stress relief. As a part of its outreach to the community, Lutheran Church Charities created a comfort dog program featuring two dogs, Ezra and Anna. Anna stopped by campus to greet som… Read more
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The BGSU chief diversity and belonging officer and the director of multicultural affairs detailed goals for retaining students of color and continuing to create structure in the division of diversity and belonging at a town hall Monday. Read more
Originally held in Columbus, Special Olympics Ohio’s 2020 State Winter Games will be taking place at BGSU on Feb. 21-23. Read more
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After nearly two years of deliberation and revision, the proposed plus/minus grading policy did not pass after a final vote among the Faculty Senate. The policy would have applied to both undergraduate and graduate students at BGSU. Read more
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A new proposed grading scale change at BGSU is creating controversy for students and faculty.
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Last Halloween, nine members of Pi Kappa Alpha (Pike) fraternity dressed as Mexican gangsters and posted photos of their racist costumes on social media. The results of that bias incident were conversations led by the Latino and Black Student Unions, sanctions placed on the fraternity by the…
Bowling Green State University's Office of Off-Campus Student Services serves non-residential students and encourages them to become involved in on-campus activities to contribute to their college experience. Often, commuter students feel a disconnect between themselves and the general stude…
Latino Student Union addressed cultural appropriation at a meeting Wednesday night, called “Dia de Los Muertos: Our Culture, Not Your Costume.” The meeting aimed to educate students and faculty about the difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation.
These students and their costumes brought spooky season into classrooms, dining halls and the Bowen-Thompson Student Union this Halloween.
Tristam Cheeseman, an Ohio politician and BGSU history student, sees political abstinence as increasingly harmful to the voting landscape.
Undergraduate Student Government held a public forum Oct. 22 to discuss the outcomes of a proposed plus/minus grading scale. In the room, at least 25 undergraduate students filled both the left and the right rows of chairs. A handful of professors came too, with most of them sitting in the b…
Members of We Are One Team, a group promoting diversity, inclusion and social justice at BGSU, explained its presence on campus at Monday’s Undergraduate Student Government meeting.
BGSU Votes, an on-campus organization dedicated to providing non-partisan voter registration and information, is part of a significant spike in voter participation among BGSU students.
Jennifer McCary, BGSU’s Chief Diversity and Belonging Officer, intends to emphasize inclusion at the university through the Division of Diversity and Belonging.
