Britain’s government recently moved to block a Scottish bill making gender change more accessible for their citizens, according to a New York Times article published Jan. 16. At Bowling Green State University,...
Protests worldwide are demanding freedom and justice in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini on Sept. 16 after being arrested by the Iranian Morality Police, according to The Guardian.According to Time...
Local‘Pippin’ being performed at BGSUThe Broadway hit was originally supposed to be performed in 2020 but was canceled due to the outbreak of COVID-19. “We were literally in the middle...
LocalCOVID-19 contact tracing in Wood CountyCOVID-19 cases in Wood County are dropping, but the health department is shifting its strategy from contact tracing onto personal responsibility, according to...
COVID on campus: Last period’s numbersFrom Oct. 13 through 19, there have been 19 positive COVID-19 cases reported to BGSU. 17 of those are confirmed and two are suspected, meaning they have been...
The University has been in possession of ancient Roman mosaics since it first purchased them from a New York art dealer in 1965. Now, it is planning to move them back to where they originally came from:...
With over 13,000 salons in Ohio inspected by 12 people, the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology is encouraging more public engagement.Inspecting and ensuring the correct procedures for licensing, safety and...
Stories of survivors of sexual assault have come to light, increasing attention towards the idea of an American rape culture. Sexual assault is “any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs...
In a survey of 11 College Republicans, five said that they were happy with President Trump’s performance, three were not and another three were not sure yet. ...
Diwali Mela, or the Festival of Lights, is celebrated in dozens of ways across India; the University’s India Student Association highlights this diversity and shares traditions each year with the...
The final presentation of the Seeking Peace in the Nuclear Era: A Peace Symposium brought local peace activists and University students together Wednesday, as Hiroshima bomb survivors Keiko Ogura and Setsuko...
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, […]
Let’s time-travel to the year 2012 and the world is raving about none other than Katniss Everdeen. I remember being in elementary school, begging my mother to let me dress up as her for my birthday. Now it’s over ten years later and I’m still just as excited for the new movie as I was […]
