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 State University (BGSU) student Amelia Alexander was nationally recognized for her campus civic engagement efforts in 2025.
Alexander was recognized as a member of the 2026 Student Voting...
Blind boxes are booming in popularity, but there are consequences to buying them.
Blind Boxes are mystery boxes that are sealed and have a random item, and are distributed from a larger series. In the...
Two Bowling Green State University (BGSU) seniors have been named on Graphic Design USA’s 2026 ‘Students to Watch’ list, earning national recognition among the country's top emerging designers.
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NASA’s Artemis II mission, launched on April 1 and lasted 10 days, sending four astronauts into space to orbit the moon. This was the first lunar flyby in over 50 years and a BGSU alum helped make it...
With April being National Fair Housing Month, the city of Bowling Green encourages community members to know their rights protected by the law and to join in reaffirming a commitment to fair housing for...
As the number of data centers both nationwide and here in Wood County continues to grow, large amounts of water, electricity and land are being used amid a lack of government regulation, several Bowling...
Jessica Foster was a political influencer on Instagram with over a million followers and thousands of likes on her posts, often seen posing with world leaders such as the United States (U.S.) President...
The biographical picture (biopic), “Michael,” of Grammy award-winning artist Michael Jackson, which comes to theaters April 24, is already expected to break records, according to recent online fan...
Amid expanded testing for “forever chemicals” in Ohio’s water, experts have said the chemicals found in the water we drink every day can lead to long-term environmental and health problems.
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Following the war in Iran, some government officials have argued that media reporting has been skewed or has not provided fair coverage of the United States (U.S.). Federal Communications Commission (FCC)...
Data centers popping up across Northwest Ohio have sparked concern from area residents worried about water and electricity usage, impacts on local wildlife and an increase in air and water pollution. At...
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 […]
