There comes a point in every young bird’s life when it must leave the nest. More than 2,500 Falcons are doing just that during the university’s 312th commencement, set for May 2–3.
The university...
Thomas Wheeler, guitar arranger and performer also known as The Music Thief, in collaboration with the Bowling Green Arts Council will be holding a free concert on Friday, April 25th, 7 p.m. at the Simpson...
The spring semester is drawing to a close, and finals are creeping up. The end of the semester often marks a stressful time for students because they are dealing with final assignments and exams, and many...
Have you paid your taxes?
Tax Day—Tuesday, April 15––is the deadline to file your income taxes. Late or unpaid taxes may be charged an additional penalty of 5% per month.
Pete Bahner, an adjunct...
In the heart of Downtown BG, trans artists poured their passion into paintings as the community gathered Saturday night to raise funds for gender-affirming care at the 2nd Annual Transcendence Benefit...
This past week, most Bowling Green State University students received a text, but not from a human: instead, it was from Frieda Falcon. The text was part of the university’s new AI-powered texting service,...
“New year, new me,” is a popular phrase spoken during the beginning of each new year as it’s a tradition for people to create New Year's resolutions. But, the psychology behind the long-lasting tradition...
The BGSU Student Recreation Center (SRC) is there to help students stay active as the weather begins to change.
To help students stay healthy and active during the cold months, the SRC is prepared to...
With the date of the 2024 Presidential Election growing closer every day, Amanda Paniagua, M.Ed., said she knows better than most that education is a key factor in the perception of what democracy really...
Halloween is just around the corner, and at BGSU, that means it's a great time of year to celebrate with friends. Making sure you are safe and knowing the safety options available to you will ensure you...
National suicide rates continue to rise in the United States despite new suicide prevention plans within recent decades, according to a September 2024 CBS News article. Within growing national rates, Bowling...
Was Campus Fest too overwhelming? Still need help determining what clubs and organizations to join? The Falcon Engagement Team has created a Student Organization Calculator to further help students get...
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 […]
