A water main break between E Court St and Pike St has dumped massive amounts of water into the streets and sidewalks on those roads. According to the university and city officials, the broken main has...
Due to the extreme cold warnings put out by the National Weather Service for Wood and Erie counties, BGSU's main and Firelands campuses have canceled in-person classes from 6:00 p.m. on Jan. 21 to 12:30...
With winter temperatures dropping lower, sickness and bacteria can spread quickly. Also, with harsh snow coming to Bowling Green, there are ways to stay safe when returning to class.
BGSU’s Chief...
Prairie Margins, BGSU’s on-campus literary journal with submissions from undergrad students on campus and across the country, is set to celebrate its 60th birthday and the release of its 2023 edition...
On Monday, Jan. 20, the University is closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. While most consider this to be a day off, the BGSU community uses this day as an opportunity to give back to the community....
Resources on and off campus help to provide students dealing with food insecurity with nutritious food and household items.
An on campus resource for students is the Falcon Food Pantry. The food pantry...
“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...
BGSU co-chairs of the search committee for the next provost and senior vice president will begin the on-campus interview phase starting Thursday, Jan. 16. Students were sent an email from co-chairs,...
The City of Bowling Green Human Relations Commission will host the 36th annual tribute to Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Friday, Jan 17 at 1:00 p.m. This event will be held at the Wood County...
BGSU is entering the new year by continuing to develop its goals for the next Campus Master Plan. With BG’s Office of Planning, Construction and Campus Operations sights set on projects that will improve...
The university is dead and we killed it.
What once was an institution forged upon the foundation of free knowledge, research, and discovery has today been wholly captured by the forces of commodification....
1 in 3 college students is facing food insecurity nationwide, and with inflation, limited access, decreased enrollment, campus staff burnout, and more, that number averages even higher. Food insecurity...
By Mary DeLisle Ordinary Human Failings by Megan Nolan. New York: Little, Brown and Company 2023. “I’d rather I was never alone, that’s the God’s honest truth. I’ve been afraid to be alone since the day I was born, and it’s all I ever am. You might think the opposite, that we’re all on top […]
By: Jacqueline Ponce The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (TBOSAS) is the prequel to the very known trilogy series, The Hunger Games. TBOSAS was published on May 19, 2020 with its genre consisting of young adult and dystopian fiction. Summery: 64-years before the story we all know, 18-year-old Coriolanus Snow is about to become a […]
