For those coming to campus for the first time, finding your way around might seem easier said than done. Read more
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A new semester at BGSU is on the horizon, and for students settling down on campus, this may evoke feelings of both anticipation and concern. Read more
Thousands of new students will step onto campus this fall, and the team of student journalists at Falcon Media want their fellow Falcons to be prepared for that transition. Read more
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For the past 11 years, Bowling Green State University has seen an uptick in major construction projects. The Wolfe Center for the Arts, the Stroh Center, Michael and Sara Kuhlin Center, the revamped Greek village and tradition buildings have all come to fruition during that span. Read more
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BG24 News Director
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For some, college is all about exploring who you are and finding ways to connect with others. For the LGBTQ+ community at BGSU, coming back to campus in the fall means a chance to join with people of similar interests or identities in a safe space.
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June is Pride Month, and people showed support for LGBTQ+ issues at marches in major cities across the country. With Pride Month coming to a close, the question of how people can be allies and advocates to the LGBTQ+ community is increasingly prevalent.
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Nearly every time recent BGSU graduate Jo Wilson fills out a form, they face a required question they can't answer with the given options: "Gender?"
A small percentage of the students going through student orientation, advising and registration, commonly known as SOAR, this summer will be joining the ranks of a special group of Falcons, the ones classified as a legacy.
In celebration of the end of the school year and the graduating seniors, University Activities Organization worked with BGSU to host the Falcon Finale yesterday. Throughout the Bowen-Thompson Student Union, as well as outside and in Olscamp, a variety of activities took place, including cari…
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Domestic abuse survivor and 73-year-old widow, Sheila Jones, has experienced a variety of abuse throughout her life but along the way helped others find their own survivor skills.
College students with children or over the age of 25 are enrolling in universities at the highest rate ever, with nearly 74 percent of American undergraduate students now considered “nontraditional,” according to USA Today.
