Ben Cook | ReporterAs we near Halloween, it is incredibly important to be mindful of the costume you choose and to make sure that said costume is not harmful to others.One way to stay mindful is to avoid...
Chloe S. Kozal | Opinion WriterDear Bowling Green State University: Just because you wish COVID-19 didn’t exist, doesn’t mean it doesn’t still impact your community. Like my math exam,...
The Latino Student Union is celebrating 50 years of being a student organization at BGSU.As a current member of LSU, this is very important to me. Right now, I hold the Vice President position and Public...
Body art as a form of self-expression is on the rise in the United States, and many businesses are asking their staff to cover tattoos as an act of professionalism. For one Bowling Green State University...
With BGSU’s Undergraduate Student Government passing a resolution introduced on Jan. 31, it is now up to the board of trustees at their next meeting to vote on the raise from $9 to $13.It’s...
After getting my sixth order in a row delayed by the Starship Robots, I started to ask myself whether or not other people were having the same experience as me. According to Starship’s about page,...
Happy Black History Month!What an exciting time — the new year with new resolutions and with the start of February, we have Groundhog Day (hopefully one step closer to spring) and Valentine’s...
Recently, our university has made the decision to suspend Delta Chi and Phi Delta Theta, two fraternities from Greek life, because of alleged hazing and underage drinking.Greek life. Hazing. Underage drinking....
In January 2022, the American Red Cross declared what they called a “Blood Crisis.” Donation shortages, canceled drives and much more have put the country’s blood supply in shambles. Health...
As we continue into our second year in the pandemic, the methods being implemented have evolved from 2020 to 2022. Two different presidential administrations have tried to handle the COVID-19 outbreak....
As I grew older and politics got more divided, I often held Thanksgiving in contempt, judging it to simply be a commercialized glorification of American gluttony and ignorance of the true origins of Thanksgiving....
On Nov. 10, I ventured to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Justice for a ground-breaking announcement involving BGSU and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI). The room was full of BGSU’s top...
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 […]
