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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person classes for fall semester will officially begin on Aug. 26 and end on Nov. 25. After Thanksgiving break students will resume their classes remotely from Nov. 30 to Dec 4. Finals week will continue in an online format from Dec. 7 to 11, BGSU Pre… Read more
Living at college can be challenging. Many underclassmen have to adjust from living at home to a tiny dorm room and many upperclassmen have to adjust to living in their own houses or apartments. Hopping around to new living environments can be hard to make your living space your own, especia… Read more
The pandemic has shifted society tremendously over the course of three month, like the stay-at-home orders, business closures and countless other factors that have greatly impacted people. The cancellation of schools and college campuses was also a major change. Read more
Gaps in the system: Students petition for more refund options, BGSU open to individual conversations
An active social work major who started a petition.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to sweep the country, the financial impact some students are facing has become dire.
On March 13, President Rogers announced the remainder of the classes for the 2020 spring semester will be held online. While this is not the last semester many seniors had in mind, students are adjusting and seeing the good in this situation.
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?
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.
