Hundreds of people celebrated patriotism July 3 in Bowling Green as the city celebrated Independence Day with their “BG Boom Festival” and annual fireworks display.
The event was held in conjunction...
The Japanese Club and Asian Studies program celebrate the 22nd Cherry Blossom Festival at BGSU Sunday.
The festival shares Japanese culture and customs with the public on Sunday, April 2, from noon...
“Never own a restaurant.”
Those four words spoken by Steve Sterling’s entrepreneurship professor lit a fire inside the Bowling Green resident to open Sterling’s Amish Deli.
“I hate when...
The BGSU production of “Electra” by Sophocles and adapted by Frank McGuinness opens next week on Thursday, Feb. 16, at the Eva Marie Saint Theatre in the Wolfe Center for the Arts. The production will...
The University of Findlay’s Student Government Association is hosting Yung Gravy at their 2023 Oiler Music Festival
Yung Gravy (Matthew Hauri) gained popularity since his 2017 song “Mr. Clean”...
Jess Oberski | ReporterBGSU Dining will open a new coffee spot in the Paul J. Olscamp Hall called the Crimson Cup in November.Olscamp was once home to a Dunkin’ Donuts cart, which made it a quick...
Ben Cook | ReporterBowling Green State University is celebrating Oktoberfest on Thursday, Oct. 20 in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the Bowen Thompson Student Union. The event will last from 6 p.m....
Every year, parents and family members are invited to Falcon Family Weekend, which has long been a tradition at Bowling Green State University. Relatives are invited to come to enjoy a weekend filled with...
Nia Lambdin | Managing EditorWood County residents will have a new trail to blaze next month when a new bike park opens this October.The new park is scheduled to open in Rudolph following after several...
Megan Finke | Editor-in-ChiefAcademy of Distinguished Alumni 2022 Four alumni will be inducted into the Academy of Distinguished Alumni on Sept. 15, at 6 p.m.This academy is the highest honor bestowed...
Falcon Media StaffThe Bowling Green community sure knows how to welcome back students with a weekend full of activities, food, and music. An event that goes up and down Main Street and occurs after the...
By Jay Grummel In the fall my TBR (to be read) shifts from Fantasy to Literary Fiction. I’ve become a mood reader in my college years. Something about the coldness of the fall and winter influences the sadness of the books I’m reading. Recently, a few novels I deem to best of my 2023 reads. […]
By Jay Grummel Earlier this month I wrote about fond families, however the holidays are made up of many different types of families. Some will be hostile and dysfunctional or some will be loving and understanding. Whatever your family looks like this season, it’s always nice to read about ones other than your own. So, […]
