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During Monday’s Graduate Student Senate meeting, Chief Health Officer Ben Batey addressed questions surrounding the likelihood of the university shutting down in the case of a major outbreak. Read more
Sept. 15 kicked off a month of ‘bailes’ and ‘fiestas’ for Latinx Heritage Month. According to the Latin Times in August 2019, it is a time “... To recognize the contributions and vital presence of both Hispanic and Latino Americans to the United States and to observe their native heritage an… Read more
Reporter Macey Austin looks into the process of coronavirus surveillance testing at BGSU. Reporter Jake Elston speaks with fall sports coaches and finds out how they're keeping busy with practices. Read more
With COVID-19 health and safety guidelines restricting how in person events can function, multicultural student organizations on campus are adapting to a fall semester unlike any before.
Chief Health Officer Ben Batey released the latest COVID-19 updates through an email on Wednesday after students wrapped up their first week of in-person classes.
This year’s Campus Fest will operate differently than in previous years. Instead of an all-day event, organizers have worked to transition Campus Fest into a virtual format over the course of four days, starting Sept. 7.
Undergraduate Student Government kicked off its 2020-2021 term at Monday’s general assembly via Microsoft Teams.
In response to a BGSU employee posting racist comments on a Facebook Live video, BGSU faculty, students and community members protested for action on Monday, organized by Dr. Rebecca Skinner Green.
In response to a BGSU employee posting racist comments on a Facebook Live video, several BGSU faculty members will be holding a protest on Monday at 12 p.m.
BGSU groundskeeper Kevin Paridon posted a racist comment to a Facebook Live video Friday as the latest in a string of discriminatory posts from his account.
BGSU recently released personal and community health requirements to ensure everyone’s safety from COVID-19. The first requirement on the ‘University Policies’ webpage is for community members, students and staff to do a self-administered wellness check, where each individual monitors their …
The decision to live on campus amid the pandemic presents a challenge for many incoming and returning students. BGSU’s Chief Health Officer Ben Batey recommends that all on-campus students familiarize themselves with the quarantine and isolation process before returning to campus.
