A year ago, the Black Student Union started a conversation about a theater on campus that would create a rallying point for BGSU’s Black community. Months prior, a collaboration between BSU and the Latino Student Union would result in a conversation about racism and cultural appropriation. Read more
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Many colleges implement student-focused plans to raise racial and ethnic diversity. Meanwhile, diversity among faculty remains relatively static. Read more
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Controversy surrounds Greek life across the country — with chapter suspensions, discrimination and sexual assault allegations. At BGSU, Alpha Tau Omega is raising the bar for fraternities through inclusion and advocacy. Read more
BGSU Academic Adviser Rachel Flick answers the following questions about winter session: Read more
The stress of final exams, work, the holiday season and life can all take a toll on your mental health.
At Monday’s USG meeting, Madi Stump, the Director of Government Relations spoke to USG about the Green Fund Initiative. Stump informed USG that the initiative has funded several different projects on campus and are in the process of approving more going forward. The committee, according to …
Sitting in the Honors Den wearing a black t-shirt, jeans, a pair of tennis shoes and a black Willie Nelson hat with an average sized backpack and amount of supplies with him, most people would think Will Robinson is just an average white guy going to an average midwestern school, getting an …
Haley Weis takes you through the top headlines on the campus of Bowling Green State University.
The Black Student Union tweeted out a statement Wednesday rebuking a BGSU adjunct instructor and recently resigned Napoleon councilman for an offensive tweet.
Veganism is on the rise all over the United States, according to Forbes. Several reasons for this surge toward vegan diets include health benefits, celebrity support and awareness of how non-vegan lifestyles harm the environment and animal populations.
Alongside learning about microeconomics, organic chemistry or media production, college students are also figuring out how to navigate life outside the classroom. Here is advice a few professors have to offer.
“I’m a big advocate of mental health and mental health awareness, and I think that it’s important to be able to have a way to represent those messages. So, just being able to help anyone in that kind of way has been the most rewarding part if it helps them be happy or helps them have a posit…
“Mary had a little lamb; its fleece was white as snow. It followed her to school one day; Which was against the rules.” — Sarah Josepha Hale, child’s nursery rhyme.
An overwhelming amount of options, never-ending feeds and a place to share thoughts. When it comes to social media usage, it can feel impossible to avoid the pressure to consume. Social media has been built up so significantly that people are able to make entire careers out of it, whether it…
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