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Due to concerns regarding the novel coronavirus, the BGSU Student Recreation Center is shut down for the first time since its 2014 renovation. Because the closure is indefinite, Assistant Director of SRC Facilities Dave Hollinger does not have any specific decisions regarding membership adju… Read more
Continuing his personal video diary series, BG News Campus Editor Hunter Huffman talks about staying on campus during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
Bandana Bot (or, RC of the Future) talks to BGSU students about the new delivery robots on campus. Episode 3. Read more
BGSU, in conjunction with Gov. DeWine’s COVID-19 orders, has suspended in-person classes for the rest of the semester. Many BGSU students rely on the software the university provides to finish work, but with the university all but shut down, on-campus labs are closed.
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Meet the BG24 Advisor: Jasmine Crighton. Jasmine has been the BG24 advisor since the spring 2020 semester. She has been teaching and working in news production for more than 15 years. A fun fact about Jasmine is that she won an Emmy and you can see it in her office.
BGSU Parking Services will not be enforcing regular parking regulations during the remainder of the semester. As the university moves to online learning for the rest of the semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students have voiced concerns about what the enforcement policy will be.
On March 2, a new kind of worker showed up to campus – the Starship robot. Since then, the climate on campus has changed considerably, with COVID-19 dangers causing Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to call a state of emergency and the University to temporarily move classes online. However, the robots h…
Spring commencement at BGSU has been rescheduled “for a later date” due to the COVID-19 outbreak. BGSU President Rodney Rogers sent out an email to the class of 2020 Friday at 1:59 p.m. to give them the announcement before the rest of the university community.
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A potential hurdle for students who want to live on BGSU’s campus is choosing a residence hall. For Joshua Maxwell, associate director of the Office of Residence Life, the decision should meet each student’s needs, which can differ from person to person.
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BGSU’s Board of Trustees held a conference call meeting Wednesday to discuss measures taken in response to Ohio’s state of emergency.
