Bowling Green alum and Delta, Ohio native Noah Munger took part in 'America’s Favorite Teacher' competition with more than 160,000 contestants, advancing all the way to the semi-finals.
Munger...
Bowling Green professor emeritus Akiko Kawano Jones passed away on June 13. She taught Japanese language and culture in the Department of World Languages and Cultures.
For 43 years, Akiko integrated...
Years ago, while its members were attending BGSU, Mango Tree was born into existence here in Bowling Green, Ohio - with an indie rock-inspired sound that allows listeners to fall right into the music.
Mango...
Bowling Green alum and Army veteran Bryan Bills has won 'Military Friendly' Ohio veteran of the year and is now in the running on the national stage. Bryan's award falls under the higher education category,...
The up-and-coming alternative group Avalon strives to make metal-infused music true to them with a mix of grunge and hardcore metal and an early 2000s feel. From their punk-angsty mixture of guitar and...
In a 6-2 vote, the Wood County planning commission recommended 13 properties on the edge of Meta data center to be rezoned. According to BG Independent Media, the vote took place on June 2 and the decision...
Buckeye Girls State took over BG campus this past week, celebrating the American Legion Auxiliary of Ohio's milestone 80th session. From June 8 to 14, more than 600 high school students and...
The Motet, Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears, Silverada and Magoo headline this year's Black Swamp Arts Festival music lineup.
The weekend-long event returns to BG for its 33rd anniversary September...
Vague is an up-and-coming band starting in July of 2025, performing in the grunge-gaze genre. The band is made up of three BGSU alums, singer and bass player Mare, lead guitarist Nolan and Ryan on...
WBGU-TV announced a partnership with WGTE Public Media, assuming broadcasting responsibilities for PBS programming viewers in northwest Ohio, effective July 1. This announcement comes after reports in...
Bowling Green State University hosted the nation's first Life Design May 14-15. The event took place in McLeod Hall and brought more than 120 higher education leaders together to explore how life design...
Bowling Green's annual PorchFest event brought hundreds of community members out to enjoy the live musical performances. This is the sixth year PorchFest has shut down Eberly Avenue and the surrounding...
Falcon Four: Four mid-summer reads for July By: Hannah Johnson Happy July Falcons! At about the halfway point of summer break, now is a great time to check in on summer reading goals. Whether you’re experiencing a mid-summer slump or are looking for new recommendations to add to your summer shelves, here are four books, […]
Oryx and Crake- Margaret Atwood By: Hannah Johnson “The whole world is now one vast uncontrolled experiment – the way it always was, Crake would have said – and the doctrine of unintended consequences is in full spate.” A master of dystopian worlds, Margaret Atwood writes a brilliant work of climate fiction, speaking to society […]
