Neocles Leontis, a chemistry professor and member of Bowling Green City Council, introduced the “BG Renter’s Survey” to the Undergraduate Student Government on Monday. Read more
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On this weeks episode of BG24 News find out how one multi-sensory exhibit left an imprint on the BGSU Campus. Also this years BGSU's Chorus and their rendition of Carmina Burana. Those stories and more. Read more
The suspect in the Feb. 9 Bowling Green shooting was arrested on charges of attempted murder on Wednesday. James Jermaine Starks Jackson II, 23, of Fremont, is in custody in Cleveland, Ohio. Read more
Brionna Scebbi
Editor-in-Chief
Jamia Millia Islamia, a public university in New Delhi, India, made national headlines when police raided the campus and beat students on Dec. 15. Two days before the incident, BGSU students were completing their final exams and heading home for winter break. Read more
Abby Shifley
Managing Editor
The newest H2O Church staff member’s journey to BGSU was one of humility.
President Donald Trump was impeached on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2019, on two articles of impeachment, making him the third president to be impeached.
Junaid’s father approached his school in Kashmir, which doubled as a site for the Indian army. As a teacher, he regularly entered the academic part of the building through a separate gate.
BGSU once again prepares for a six-week winter break, and while students use this time to study abroad, take classes, head home to work or spend time with family, the local businesses in downtown Bowling Green are left behind.
Since the shop opened two years ago, Secret Window Art Collective tattoo shop has developed something of a sterling reputation in town. Not only are most of the tattoo artists booked months in advance, but the shop has gained 145 five-star reviews on Facebook.
Giving Tuesday is Dec. 3, 2019 and the message the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce Foundation would like to extend is “everyone has something to give.” This is a day where everyone should think about what they can do to help others through a gift of time, donation or voice.
College towns often mean plenty of students looking for cheaper places to eat. After all, who doesn’t like a nice warm breakfast, lunch or even dinner for under $10?
Bowling Green residents should expect major changes to parking services downtown. City council is planning to expand the use of parking kiosks around the city of Bowling Green as early as January 2020.
