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Anthony King grew up in Detroit, where he was one of 11 children in his family. Read more
Overstanding is the act of going beyond understanding to fully perceive perspective and feelings of others. This word, embodied and frequently used by Elijah McKnight, is what makes him the friend everyone wishes they had. Read more
Keisha Merriweather, one of the founders of BRAVE, is creating change for Black communities. Read more
Lindsay Durham was young when she witnessed an act of racial discrimination — it still stands out to her today.
Bryce Walker-Ollins’ family, support and big city experiences gave him the foundation of diversity.
Atonn Smeltzer, has big goals and dreams to make the world a better place, starting right here in Bowling Green, Ohio.
On Nov. 30, 2020, Robert "Bob" Bortel is set to retire, leaving a lasting legacy on more than 5,000 students through various forms of student media and publication.
In a normal year, meal swipes included in a student’s meal plan do not roll over to the next semester or convert into Falcon Dollars.
The BGSU Dunkin’ has been on campus for nearly 10 years.
Over the past several months, masks have become a daily use for many. While they may reduce the spread of COVID-19, they can cause something else to spread instead — acne.
During COVID-19, schools across the nation have taken classes fully or partially online. Bowling Green State University academic psychologists Margaret Zoller Booth, Julia Mame Matuga and Audrey Roberts studied the different impacts remote or partially remote learning has on students and fac…
The student athletes of BGSU joined in a unity march Wednesday. Reporter Macey followed the group from Perry Fieldhouse to the Stroh Center and talked to student athletes Hannah Laubey and Sophia Barnes about why they are marching.
COVID-19 has forced students to reconsider attending college when weighing in finances, safety and the transition to a new online learning environment.
