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Sara Clark rides away with winning pitch at The Hatch
2018 Hatch winner Sara Clark, whose Magnahalter™ received $30,000 in investments. Clark was among Bowling Green State University student entrepreneurs who presented their business ideas to alumni investors during The Hatch on April 19, vying for funds to launch their businesses. Read More
University Hall garners LEED gold for renovation
It was the first building on Bowling Green State University’s campus, and now University Hall becomes the first renovated building on campus to receive the gold designation. Awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council, LEED is “the most widely used green building rating system in the world. Read More
The peregrine falcon eggs have hatched
Bowling Green’s pair of peregrine falcons have once again set up shop in the clock tower of the Wood County Courthouse to expand their family. You can watch their activity through our live Falcon Cam, a partnership between the Wood County Commissioners and Bowling Green State University. Watch Live
BGSU’s first-year students make friends, find a home at Learning Communities
Bowling Green State University makes it easy for first-year students to make friends and find a home on campus through its Learning Communities. The Arts Village, one of 20 Learning Communities at BGSU, is a place where students can live with classmates at Kreischer Quadrangle who have similar creative interests.
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Events
University Libraries now open 24/5
Need extra time to prepare for finals? University Libraries has extended its hours of operation (24-5 Sunday through Thursday) through the end of the semester to provide a safe and comfortable research and study environment free of disruption for BGSU students, staff and faculty. Read More
Student film ‘Family Ties’ showing Friday
The BGSU Film program will present the world premiere of "Family Ties," a film written by Brianna Smith, directed by Thomas Javier Castillo and produced by more than 30 students, faculty and community members. It's about a young black woman who struggles with decisions about family, finances and her future. Read More