“Never own a restaurant.” Those four words spoken by Steve Sterling’s entrepreneurship professor lit a fire inside the Bowling Green...
The Office of Residence Life’s Annual Taste of February event will take place Wednesday, Feb. 15 from 7:30-9 p.m. Wednesday night in the BTSU...
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...
Ben Cook | ReporterThe Sweet Shoppe, formerly located in the Market at Carillon Place, has found a new home within the Carillon Place Dining...
Falcon Media StaffAs everyone is aware, fall is on the come up and summer is starting to fade. However, summer has not come to an end yet and...
The Sundae StationLocated at 1240 W Wooster St., The Sundae Station has begun serving their fall flavors. One of these is their pumpkin pie specialty...
The holiday season is stressful enough, never mind during a pandemic. Creating a menu, grocery shopping, cooking, hosting — it’s...
The temperatures are dropping, the leaves are changing and the days are growing shorter. Which can only mean one thing: it’s fall. Fall...
Bowling Green is home to several fast-food chains and these are the top five restaurants that have the best bang-for-your-buck, No. 1 combos....
It’s almost impossible to miss the long line of caffeine-thirsty students that blocks many of the exit doors in the Bowen Thompson Student...
With blazing excitement for what is to come upon reading the line printed at the back of my ticket: “Each country has a recognized flower,...
Last week, Pulse Editor Andrew Bailey gave his reasons for eating fast food over making his own meals. If you’re like Andrew and think...
I just had Arby’s, and it was absolutely amazing. I got a small Beef N’ Cheddar combo with a Coke Zero and a side of mozzarella sticks....
Let’s admit it: coffee is essential for most, and coffee shops are the biggest perk. The cozy, calm and laidback environment of a coffee...
- Petrofiction Review: Oil on WaterHere’s my review of Oil on Water by Helon Habila – a petrofiction novel which won The Commonwealth Prize and Caine Prize. For context, petrofiction stems from petroleum and fiction. A specific text that focuses on petroleum culture in political economics and environmental impact. Although Habila’s novel begins with a journalist investigating a kidnapping, the […]
- Recommendations for Women’s History MonthMarch is a time to celebrate Women’s History Month – and what better way than to dive into literature! Here are four recommendations for Women’s History Month. These books offer a variety of literature forms, all written by women with a strong woman as the protagonist or speaker. Little Women (1868) – Louisa May Alcott […]