Library patrons across the state waited in anticipation of the final budget decisions, hoping their voices would be heard. Gov. Ted Strickland announced a proposed cut of $227.3 million to the Ohio Public...

While many businesses continue to struggle in this economy, thrift shops across the country are receiving more business than ever before. Stores like Goodwill and Salvation Army have seen a boost in sales...

Green fees are gaining popularity at universities across the country and several students have helped the University create its own green fee. The proposal for a student green fee was developed last year...

The struggle to find work has become a common problem, but resources are out there to aid job seekers. The Workforce Investment Act was created for just that reason. According to the Wood County Employment...

Money is a topic of great importance to college students. There are bills and living expenses to cover, all while trying to maintain a social life with what is left in the account. It's time to stop putting...

With an ever-growing focus on the environment, programs are being created nationwide to generate support for environmental legislation and basic 'green' living ideals.' The Massachusetts Climate Summer...

Each year credit card companies invade college campuses across the nation, enticing broke college students with access to money they do not have. These creditors come bearing everything from t-shirts to...

Every semester students pay hundreds of dollars for textbooks, many of which will get little to no use and are eventually sold back at a disappointing return. The Ohio Board of Regents, led by Chancellor...

The College of Business Administration is addressing the need for new technologies with the construction of 'The Classroom of the Future.' Assistant Dean for Information Technology Services Dr. Inge Klopping...

Video: BGSU's Top Chef Students gathered at the Union last night for 'Battle Garlic,' where four groups of students competed for the title of 'BG's Top Chef.' Adrien Sharp, who was one of The Food Networks...

The streets of downtown Bowling Green are packed this evening, a conglomeration of people young and old experiencing a night on the town. It may not be their intention, but these consumers are strengthening...

Students flocked to Perry Field House yesterday with hopes of taking their first step towards landing their future careers. Dressed from head to toe in their professional attire, students came prepared...