The BG [Bowling Green] Line Dancing Club was formed in the fall of 2025 from a couple of students who found each other through social media and created an environment to enjoy themselves.
Alexandra...
What does civil discourse look like? A question that students looking to build settings for respectful interactions asked themselves.
Having conversations in the political arena can be nerve-racking,...
Bowling Green State University (BGSU) has different on-campus organizations that create a supportive space for women. Here are four organizations on campus available for students to join.
Queens...
Nate Hinners, Falcon Radio Operations Manager
• April 1, 2026
Bowling Green State University (BGSU) students gathered on the evening of March 26 inside the Bowen-Thompson Student Union to listen to four bands during the fifth annual Bloomfest.
The free event featured...
The annual eStrella Latin American and Latino/a/x Issues Conference (LIC) will be hosted at Bowling Green State University (BGSU) by the School of Cultural and Critical Studies. This multilingual conference...
At Bowling Green State University (BGSU), the Black Student Union (BSU) is making its mark on campus, providing a place for students of color to be seen and heard.
As members of the BGSU community,...
To cap off Spirit Week, two SICSIC members were unmasked at the Slater Family Ice Arena on Feb. 21. Seniors Ian Carter and Kay Nicht were revealed to be Blue Spirit and Geico during the second intermission...
At Bowling Green State University (BGSU), hundreds of clubs exist within the student body, with one of the newest being the Black Falcon Activists.
After getting officially approved during the fall...
Millions of people around the world celebrate Lunar New Year, which signals the beginning of a new year and is celebrated with family gatherings, food, festivals and cultural traditions.
Organizations...
Bowling Green State University (BGSU) has many on-campus student organizations, and there are some that bring Black students together and create safe spaces. Here are four Black student organizations offered...
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 […]
One Girl…Two Countries: Estelle McDoniel By: Hannah Johnson BGSU grad and author Estelle McDoniel shares her experience via email in writing her biography One Girl…Two Countries, a tale of another BGSU grad, Terry, and her experience between the United States and Venezuela. In 1953, Terry, a teenager, was looking forward to high school but her […]
