• BGSU Online helps culinary educator advance her career while raising a family Flexible online learning at BGSU allowed Jordan Krystowski to pursue graduate school while raising a family and advancing her career.
• BGSU computer science alum named chief technology officer at Nationwide After interning at Nationwide in college, Carrel built a career that led to his current role as chief technology officer, overseeing a team of more than 7,000 people.
• Former BGSU hockey captain relishes Stanley Cup summer Bowling Green was a launching point for Sean Walker ’17, a late-bloomer who forged a path to a championship NHL career.
• BGSU alumna helps identify cyclospora cases amid multistate outbreak Robin Fink ’16 is among the laboratory professionals at ProMedica Toledo Hospital testing hundreds of samples for cyclospora amid the outbreak.
• Two BGSU alumni thrive as NHL play-by-play broadcasters Everett Fitzhugh and Steve Mears took their first steps into the NHL broadcast booth by calling BGSU hockey games at Slater Family Ice Arena.
• BGSU alum works with Grammy Award-winning musicians as Toledo area artistic director Natalie Conklin ‘21 has built a successful career in the music industry and now serves as director of artistic operations at the Toledo Symphony and Live Arts Toledo.
• Recent BGSU grad’s artwork featured in national museum exhibition From a child who loved art to an adult with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, Alaina Touma '26 leveraged her BGSU education to get an immediate start on her career.
• Scholarship honors legacy of James and Margaret Karugu The James and Margaret Karugu Scholarship honors a pioneering BGSU alumnus whose journey from rural Kenya to public service exemplified the transformative power of education.
• BGSU alumnus and student named Ohio Veteran of the Year Military Friendly names two-time BGSU alumnus as Ohio's Veteran of the Year, allowing him to compete for the national title.
• BGSU alumni and longtime supporters create lasting legacy through $1.1M planned gift Charlie ‘64 and Carol Harper ‘64 established five endowed scholarships and named a biology lab to honor the Bowling Green experiences that shaped their lives and careers.
• BGSU College of Musical Arts celebrates 50 years The University has a long history of success within music education, as BGSU remains the largest producer of music education teachers in the state of Ohio.
• From Bowling Green to the far side of the moon: BGSU alumnus Matthew Burmeister plays key role in Artemis II success BGSU engineering graduate Matthew Burmeister ’19 reflects on years of preparation for NASA’s first crewed lunar flyby in 50 years.
• ‘The road to the moon goes through Ohio’: Two BGSU graduates at NASA help lead communications efforts for Artemis II mission Both Shauntina Lilly and Jacqueline Minerd credit their time at BGSU for helping them develop skills that have helped them ascend to dream careers.
• BGSU alumnus, decorated military veteran elected into ROTC Hall of Fame Retired Lt. Gen. Douglas M. Gabram ’84 took his first steps into a military career as a BGSU undergraduate.
• Giving back, one scholarship at a time: Why BGSU alumni are investing in the next generation The generosity of BGSU alumni continues to create opportunities for generations of future Falcons
• Two BGSU Hall of Fame hockey players featured in new Netflix documentary The documentary tells the story of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team, which claimed one of the biggest upsets in sports history.
• Family business: Seniors Quinn Emerson, Jack Blake continue hockey legacies at BGSU The sons of two BGSU Hockey Hall of Famers write their own chapter as the Falcons make a late-season push into the Mason Cup Playoffs.
• Why Ohio’s No. 1 criminal justice program is the choice for working professionals Designed specifically for working professionals, the BGSU Master of Science in Criminal Justice program offers flexibility, allowing students like Capt. Jacob Morris '17 to earn their degree in just one year.
• BGSU alum builds a career in national politics, from presidential campaigns to Detroit City Hall Building a strong foundation at BGSU was crucial to Christopher Scott's success in politics.
• Going for gold: BGSU alumna plays starring role for Team USA Figure Skating ahead of the 2026 Olympics As she prepares to head to the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, Courtney Burson ’19 said her time at the University fueled her launch into a dream career.
• BGSU forensic science graduate plays key role in high-profile case During her time at the University, Karin Jacobsen ’19, ’21 built a skill set that helped her earn a dream job as a forensic scientist.
• How a BGSU alumnus leveraged education, experiences to build a 30-year career with the Cleveland Guardians From his freshman year, Curtis Danburg built a foundation of experience at BGSU that helped him turn his dream of working in professional sports into a reality.
• Four-for-four: Family sees all four children graduate early and earn President’s Award from BGSU The Slembarski family kept up a family tradition of earning the President’s Award when daughter Abi graduated at Fall Commencement.
• Advertising graduate finds entrepreneurial success with BGSU degree A native of Detroit, Maya Davis ’23 said her time at BGSU refined her skills and helped her develop a fulfilling career in advertising.
• From marine biology student to inventor: BGSU alumna turns passion for sustainability into purpose-driven business After developing and presenting HappiFilter – an aquaponic filtration system as a BGSU student – Cori Byrge '19 has become the founder and CEO of AGP Substrates LLC.
• BGSU alumna Jamia Ray '18 turns hands-on experience into a thriving career and travel business Taking advantage of University support and leveraging experiential learning, BGSU graduate Jamia Ray '18 found confidence to start her own business.
• BGSU alum leads PepsiCo North America as president Alumnus Michael Del Pozzo ’99 credits Bowling Green State University for providing the foundation that shaped his professional success.
• Forever Falcons: Juniper Brewing Company owners soar to success in downtown Bowling Green Chris and Zach Tracy continue lifelong connection with BGSU by engaging with University community in significant ways.
• BGSU computer science alumnus puts passion into action with career at NASA Houston Burrow ’16 used his time at BGSU to learn and refine skills that he now uses as a software test engineer for NASA.
• Education alumni stay connected as BGSU mentor teachers The robust network of education alumni remains connected through frequent pairings of current BGSU students and a graduate who becomes their mentor.
• Recent BGSU alum helps bring screams to life at Cedar Point's HalloWeekends After years of hands-on experience through the Six Flags resort and attraction management program, Shane Romano '25 recently accepted a year-round, full-time position at Cedar Point, allowing him to design and create attractions like the one at HalloWeekends.
• BGSU student’s transformative journey leads to promising career in college athletics marketing First-generation graduate Jay George ’23 builds confidence at BGSU and launches career in college athletics marketing.
• A Hollywood connection: Alumnus establishes BGSU scholarship to honor friend and client, actor Jason Momoa The Jason Momoa Global Scholars Fund was established to inspire global citizenship, engagement in activism and foster leadership.
• BGSU alumna soars to success as her business in Toledo is recognized as one of the fastest-growing in the country Jackelyn (Szabo) Lee '17 struggled academically as a student, but made the most of her BGSU experience through networking and internships.
• Falcon Flames to renew their wedding vows at BGSU Homecoming Married in Prout Chapel in 2005, Corey and Melanie King will stand in front the Chapel once again as BGSU President Rodney K. Rogers performs the vow renewal.
• BGSU couple returning to Bowling to celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary at Homecoming This will be the first time Clarence Daniels Jr. ‘71, ‘73, and his wife, Dr. Monet Daniels ‘72, ‘74, have attended a BGSU Homecoming together.
• Biology students at BGSU research key aspect of Ohio wetlands implementation BGSU students are studying how different plants behave in wetland environments, giving scientists an idea of which species mitigate harmful algal blooms.
• BGSU College of Business celebrates 90 years The creation of a business college in 1935 fulfilled an economic need that the University recognized and answered.
• BGSU College of Engineering and Innovation celebrates 40 years Originating to help its region meet economic needs, the College of Engineering and Innovation has adapted over the years to continue preparing students for the careers of tomorrow.
• BGSU education serves as launchpad for alumna's decade of success in event management A comprehensive education and leadership experience gained through extracurriculars prepared Leah Market ‘15 for the challenges and complex planning of event management.
• Freddie Falcon: Keeping the Bowling Green spirit alive for 75 years BGSU is celebrating Freddie’s 75th birthday at this year’s Homecoming.
• BGSU fashion merchandising alumna lands dream job at West Elm in NYC Fewer than five years after graduating, alumna Aliya Sharp ‘21 forged a path from Ohio to New York City, where she works in her dream career in global home furnishings.
• BGSU alumna stars in leading role in iconic musical “CATS” Alumna Gabriyel Thomas ‘18 credits the University with empowering her to pursue her dream of becoming a performer.
• Three recent BGSU alums earn credits in new ‘Superman’ movie A trio of BGSU alumni, Josh Newberg ’22, Jay Boyden ’23 and Jimar Curry ’23, all served as set production assistants during the making of the film.
• BGSU Honors College alumnus supporting groundbreaking cancer research at MIT Recent alumnus Chiến Trần Phước '24 credits his early career success to undergraduate research opportunities and supportive professors.
• BGSU alumna leads ‘American Dad’ into 20th season In the world of entertainment, Diana Ritchey found a home building cohesive teams to create lasting animated content.
• BGSU announces 2025 Academy of Distinguished Alumni inductees Susan Mucciarone ’79, John M. Starcher Jr. ’93 and Michael R. Wilcox ’75 will be inducted into the 2025 class of the BGSU Academy of Distinguished Alumni as part of this fall's Homecoming celebration.
• BGSU alum plays key analytics role as Toledo Walleye chase first championship BGSU alumnus Brian Perkins ’01 turned an internship as a student into a rewarding career inside pro sports.
• BGSU alumnus plays key role editing content for wildly popular YouTube channel MrBeast A graduate of the visual communication technology program, Nolan Ritter ’16 leveraged co-op experiences at BGSU into career skills.
• BGSU alumnus appointed by Gov. DeWine to serve in Ohio's highest military position Matthew Woodruff credits BGSU for providing him with the necessary skills to lead and advance in the military
• Distinguished BGSU alumnus continues legacy of support with transformational $3 million gift Through his donation, Paul J. Hooker ’75 is further elevating the University’s commitment to the arts and athletics.
• BGSU alumni secure success in the NFL The student experience at BGSU proved to be a difference maker for two current Detroit Lions employees.
• BGSU alumnus' work addressing climate change selected for prestigious international architecture exhibition Addressing climate change, focusing on adaptation and designed for an altered world, Borger's 'A Machine for Life' is the design of a 180-foot building covered in plants and moss alongside the Los Angeles River.
• Power of giving: Three distinguished BGSU alumni join in supporting student success through Thompson Working Families Scholarship The alumni were inspired to give after learning how the Thompson Working Families Scholarship changes students’ lives.
• BGSU Online provides flexible path for educator to advance advocacy for students with disabilities Kate Dedrick found the perfect fit in BGSU Online’s master's program in secondary transition, balancing coursework with demanding family responsibilities.
• BGSU alumnus to lead U.S. Marine Band performances at presidential inauguration, joining a longstanding tradition that dates to 1801 Lt. Col. Ryan Nowlin ‘00, ‘04 will direct the official musical performances throughout the ceremony, including a performance to honor the newly sworn-in president.
• Alumna who has served under three U.S. presidential administrations shares how BGSU experiences shaped her career trajectory Judith Pryor, a BGSU alumna, spoke to Schmidthorst College of Business students about EXIM’s role in international trade.
• A lasting legacy: Local family has produced 19 BGSU Falcons — and counting Since planting roots in Bowling Green in the mid-1960s, every college-aged member of the Konecny family has chosen BGSU.
• BGSU Academy of Distinguished Alumni inducts 2024 class The 2024 honorees include Dr. Laurence "Larry" Benz '84, Seshadri S. Tangutur '87 and Jeff B. Witjas '68
• ‘Dream come true’ for BGSU alumnus named voice of the Columbus Blue Jackets The Columbus Blue Jackets chose BGSU alumnus Steve Mears to spearhead club’s broadcasts on Bally Sports Ohio.
• BGSU Falcon Flames find success in the entertainment industry Trainer and Stonebrook enjoy acting but also have a passion for producing and writing their own films.
• Happy birthday to legendary BGSU alumna, Hollywood Golden Age actress Eva Marie Saint ’46 The road to stardom and roles in such epics as Elia Kazan’s “On the Waterfront,” for which Saint won an Oscar, ran through BGSU as she followed her sister, Adelaide, to the University in 1942.
• From Huron to Bowling Green: Mother, daughters boost career opportunities with BGSU experience The Krul family's path through to BGSU started with Cindy Krul '14, whose career transition set the stage for her daughters Leah Krul '21 and Halina Krul '23 to pursue their own academic dreams.
• Lt. Col. Ryan Nowlin ’00, ‘04 receives honorary doctorate from BGSU, heralding the transformative power of music education BGSU Spring Commencement brings an honorary doctorate of music education degree for Lt. Col. Ryan Nowlin ’00, ’04, director of the U.S. Marine Band.
• BGSU Paul J. Hooker Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Hall of Fame celebrates 2024 inductees Inductions honor those who have achieved distinction for founding, leading or building a new business for five years or more
• BGSU alumna fills crucial need in healthcare as a traveling medical laboratory scientist Haley Jacobs credits the rigorous education and supportive environment at BGSU for her success in medical laboratory science.
• BGSU Hockey team's celebrated run to NCAA title turns 40 As young men, choosing BGSU proved to be a life-changing decision for the players who made up the 1984 national championship hockey team, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this weekend.
• From Bowling Green’s own to The President’s Own: BGSU alumnus Lt. Col. Ryan Nowlin named director of U.S. Marine Band BGSU graduate Lt. Col. Ryan Nowlin is now the director of U.S. Marine Band after first joining the ensemble as staff arranger in 2010.
• BGSU alumnus creates safer communities as leader of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation With a BGSU degree in criminal justice and three decades in law enforcement, Bruce Pijanowski ‘88 now leads the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
• Two-time BGSU alumnus honored with prestigious ‘Giants of Broadcasting’ award Former president and CEO of Susquehanna Media Co. Dr. David Kennedy ‘76, ‘81 received the 2023 Giants of Broadcasting and Electronic Arts Award.
• BGSU alumna recognized among the top 1% of teachers nationwide with prestigious Milken Educator Award Marissa McCarthy ‘08 received one of the teaching profession’s highest honors.
• BGSU alumna embraces nonlinear career path, crediting her success to the invaluable lessons learned at the University From two theater degrees to corporate America, Megan Grandstaff credits BGSU for the ‘many great things’ in her life.
• Orel Hershiser speaks about the power of connections during visit to BGSU Now an award-winning broadcaster and entrepreneur, Orel Hershiser got his start at BGSU.
• BGSU alumna and Kenyan native breaking barriers as global leader in technology Caroline Mukiira ‘01 credits her success to the foundational knowledge she received in the computer science program at BGSU.
• From BGSU to Kenya's attorney general: The inspiring journey of James B. Karugu '62 James B. Karugu '62 was the first Kenyan student to attend BGSU and went on to be Kenya's second attorney general
• BGSU alumna fulfills childhood dream as Toledo Zoo small mammal keeper and aims to inspire future zoologists BGSU alumna Molly Beattie '15, '18 becomes small mammal keeper at Toledo Zoo
• Netflix series 'All the Light We Cannot See’ is based on a novel written by BGSU alumnus The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “All the Light We Cannot See” by BGSU alumnus Anthony Doerr ‘99 was adapted into a limited Netflix series premiering Nov. 2.
• From Huron to Bowling Green and beyond: BGSU alumnus finds remarkable success in accounting career Ryan Cook '15, '16 benefits from both BGSU campuses, leveraging affordability and dedicated professors for a successful career.
• BGSU alumna Nicole Lovince stars in her first horror film, calling it the ‘perfect Halloween flick’ Alumna Nicole Lovince ‘09 lauds her experience at BGSU and its role in helping her succeed in the entertainment industry.
• Family heirloom reveals BGSU education connection 120 years in the making The Gilicinski family discovered Caroline Gilicinski '23 had a 120-year-old connection to the current BGSU campus: her great-great-grandmother taught at the Little Red Schoolhouse building more than a century earlier.
• Celebrating 50 years: BGSU visual communication technology program a pioneer in preparing students for top-notch careers For five decades, the BGSU VCT program has used a unique interdisciplinary approach in preparing students to become effective visual media problem-solvers.
• 3 honorees form the newest class of the BGSU Academy of Distinguished Alumni BGSU welcomes three new inductees to the Academy of Distinguished Alumni - Anthony E. Doerr ’99, Rear Adm. June E. Ryan, USCG (Ret.) ’84 and Allen W. Schmidthorst ’17 (Hon.).
• A journey beyond: BGSU alumnus Jan Bell '76 turns an inspirational lens on life, nature and his battle against cancer BGSU alumnus Jan Bell '76, grand prize Ansel Adams Photo Competition winner, realizes his dream of creating a collection of his most-prized images in a hardcover book.
• Two-time BGSU alumnus debuting luxury streetwear brand at New York Fashion Week Alaa El-Madhoun ‘21, ‘23 is the first BGSU graduate to showcase his clothing brand at New York Fashion Week.
• In Photos: Golden Falcons reunion 2023 Golden Falcons reunite at BGSU to recall their college days
• Mission possible: BGSU alumni land in 48 states in fewer than 48 hours in successful world-record attempt BGSU alumni Barry Behnfeldt ‘83 and Aaron Wilson ‘04 successfully executed their 5,008-mile trek in hopes of setting a Guinness World Record for the fastest journey by plane through all 48 contiguous U.S. states.
• MISSION COMPLETE | 48 states in 48 hours: BGSU alumni pilots attempt to set world record for fastest journey by plane across U.S. Guinness World Records now will certify the quest completed by two BGSU alumni to set a world record for the fastest journey by plane through all 48 contiguous United States while also bringing attention to careers in aviation.
• BGSU College of Musical Arts alumni reunite on stage for first time in two decades to perform ‘Symphony of a Thousand’ BGSU alumni Adam Landry ‘08 and Christopher Kanney ‘08 reunited to perform one of the largest-scale choral works in the classical concert repertoire at the Cincinnati May Festival.
• BGSU alumna lands dream job working on music tours, commits to helping others succeed Alumna Camryn Joyce ‘21 wants to help fellow BGSU graduates find success in live video production by being a resource in the industry.
• BGSU alumna, renowned nutrition expert authors book to aid dietitians in asserting professional authority Distinguished alumna Dr. Susan Calvert Finn ‘66 aims to strengthen the authority of registered dietitians as knowledgeable and trusted resources through her newest book.
• Two-time BGSU alumna committed to addressing discipline inequities in public schools, changing educational landscape BGSU alumna Roxanne Allen ‘03, ‘22 has dedicated her career to public education and is committed to narrowing the exclusionary discipline gap of Black students, which was the focus of her doctoral dissertation.
• BGSU graduate named Minor League Baseball Executive of the Year For Mike Nutter ’96, a career in baseball began with a BGSU degree and an internship that shaped his professional life.
• Thousands of glass pieces blend into one beautiful BGSU: Mileti Alumni Center welcomes the addition of 100th BGSU Homecoming mosaic BGSU welcomes 15,000-piece glass mosaic commemorating 100 years of Homecoming to Mileti Alumni Center.
• Young architect, alumnus recognized for work designing civic-centered structures in northwest Ohio BGSU alumnus and adjunct instructor Alex Schrinel '17 is named Emerging Professional of the Year for 2022 by the Toledo Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
• 'This just always felt like home' - For 2022 homecoming queen, BGSU is all in the family Senior Clare Caywood is a fourth-generation Falcon who is the 11th member of her immediate family to attend BGSU.
• 4 honorees inducted into BGSU Academy of Distinguished Alumni as part of University's 100th Homecoming celebration Clarence Albert Daniels Jr. ’71, ’73; Brenda J. Hollis ’68, ’14 (Hon.); Dr. Anthony "Tony" Rucci ’72, ’76, ’78; and Beth Macy ’86 became the newest members of the Bowling Green State University Academy of Distinguished Alumni.
• 'A great day, a great crowd, a great game and a great spirit’ - Here’s how the very first BGSU Homecoming came to be in 1922 The University’s first homecoming in 1922 was spearheaded by student Ivan ‘Doc’ Lake, father of many ‘firsts’ at BGSU.
• BGSU doctoral graduate inspired to create public good, selected for prestigious humanities fellowship Chosen as a 2022 ACLS Leading Edge Fellow, alumna Dr. Elizabeth Brownlow ‘20 credits BGSU faculty and mantra for fostering her passion for nonprofit work.
• BGSU alumnus elected to PGA of America Board of Directors Former Falcons baseball and basketball player Jeff Lessig has risen up the ladder in the world of golf to now serve on the PGA of America's board of directors.
• 1972 Olympic champion Dave Wottle ’73 returning to BGSU for Homecoming 2022 Wottle will return to campus to celebrate the University’s 100th Homecoming and the 50th anniversary of his gold medal win in Munich.
• Emmy-nominated for sound mixing on 'Euphoria,' BGSU alumnus credits the University for leading him to his dream career BGSU alumnus Sean O’Malley ‘02 received an Emmy nomination for outstanding sound mixing on HBO’s 'Euphoria' and gives a nod to the University for helping him achieve his goal of working in the entertainment industry.
• Celebrating Love: Falcon Flames returning to BGSU homecoming for vow renewal ceremony Join fellow Falcon Flames at the vow renewal ceremony during the University’s 100th homecoming Saturday, Sept. 17, at 11 a.m. Registration is required and closes Aug. 31.
• BGSU alumna, longtime educator honored with presidential award for creative approach to environmental education Longtime educator and BGSU alumna Amy Boros ’95 is honored with the 2022 Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators for her unique approach to teaching environmental awareness to elementary students.
• From BGSU to Broadway: Alum wins Tony Award as producer on 'A Strange Loop' Jimmy Wilson ‘11 wins Tony Award as a producer on 'A Strange Loop,' awarded best musical at the 75th Annual Tony Awards in June.
• BGSU alumna, mom of three mobilizes parents in online 'Formula Hunters' group amid nationwide shortage Alumna Christine Robinson ‘07 creates streamlined process for parents to get the formula they need during widespread formula shortage.
• Two-time BGSU alumna appointed to serve as senior counsel for HUD Corey Minor Smith ‘96, ‘98 is appointed to serve as senior counsel for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development following her long career in public service and housing.
• Alumna advocates for environmental justice Diamond Spratling ’18 is using her life experience, education and limitless fervor to lead an effort to mitigate health, racial and environmental inequities in Black and Brown communities.
• BGSU grad has ‘One Shining Moment’ at 2022 Final Four Vazquez captured an iconic photo of the title game’s final seconds that was used by major media outlets across the United States.
• A leader in music: A conversation with alumnus and Detroit Symphony Orchestra CEO Erik Rönmark Erik Rönmark ’01 sees his time in Bowling Green as an important part of his journey to becoming the president and CEO of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO).
• Alumnus uses BGSU degree to make difference in healthcare field Also preceptor for current BGSU Firelands students, Traster helps patients with breathing issues.
• BGSU alumnus makes NHL broadcasting history Fitzhugh ’11, the play-by-play voice of the expansion Seattle Kraken, credits BGSU for integral role on his journey.
• BGSU alumnus Carl Sandifer ’05 happy to have spotlight on space exploration After NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover landed successfully, BGSU alumnus Carl Sandifer ’05 received a lot of attention for his role in the mission.
• Beth Macy ’86 a trailblazer for opioid victims with Hulu series ‘Dopesick’ The new Hulu series ‘Dopesick’ is inspired by Bowling Green State University alumna Beth Macy’s 2018 New York Times-bestselling book.
• The BGSU connection to one of this Halloween's hottest treats: Starburst Lollipops Halloween is an exciting time for BGSU alumni Bill Martin ’88 and Megan Butler ‘15, ’16 at the Spangler Candy Co., headquartered in Bryan, Ohio.
• BGSU alumna first woman of color elected president of Society of Professional Journalists BGSU alumna Rebecca Aguilar, with 40 years of experience, elected as the first Latina and woman of color as president of the Society of Professional Journalists.
• Elaine Bryant recently became first Black woman named chief of Columbus police Elaine Bryant ’19 became the first Black woman to be named chief of police for the City of Columbus. She earned a master’s degree in criminal justice from BGSU.
• SICSIC, secretive spirit crew at BGSU, set to celebrate 75th anniversary SICSIC, a six-member, secretive spirit crew at BGSU, has roots that date to post-World War II. The group is set to celebrate its 75th anniversary this semester.
• Waggoner family history intertwines with BGSU since its establishment The Waggoner family — descendants of Frank and Estelle — estimate that about 50 members have attended BGSU since the University’s establishment in 1910.
• Former kicker Shaun Suisham '05 to bring girls' hockey tournament to BGSU Former kicker Shaun Suisham '05 is bringing a girls' hockey tournament to BGSU. The tournament will be played Sept. 10-12 at the Slater Family Ice Arena.
• BGSU alumna Becky Newell '83 brings Solheim Cup to life as tournament director Becky Newell ’83, a Bowling Green State University alumna, is the tournament director of the Solheim Cup, being played at Inverness Club in Toledo from Sept. 4-6.
• Crystal Ellis: a pioneer in BGSU men's basketball and education Crystal Ellis was the first Black man to play basketball for BGSU in 1951. He also earned three education degrees and was a pioneer in Toledo public schools.
• Alumnus helps those in need pay their bills with new app BGSU alumnus Gus Hashem '94, co-founder of financial tech company T-CETRA, launches the app 'NeighborRelief' to help those in need pay their bills.
• BGSU music alumnus wins Grammy Award as ‘Porgy and Bess’ cast member Bowling Green State University graduate Errin Brooks finds success as opera singer and now Grammy Award winner for his role in the Met’s “Porgy and Bess”.
• Recent BGSU alumni blazing entrepreneurial trails during COVID Bowling Green State University alumni launch vastly different entrepreneurial ventures in midst of global COVID pandemic.
• Inclusive campus community at BGSU inspires sibling alumnae to write children’s book Amanda and Jenna Revell, who graduated from BGSU in 2010, recently released their children’s book, “Tango Teddy,” and the ebook version will be available July 1.
• Short film by BGSU alumnus premieres at SXSW Short horror film by BGSU Theatre and Film graduate Quinn George premieres at South by Southwest and Telluride Horror Show Festival.
• 5 questions with Robin Yocum '78 BGSU alumnus Robin Yocum ’78 is an Edgar Award-nominated author known for his fiction set in the eastern Ohio River Valley. His next novel, “The Sacrifice of Lester Yates,” will be released April 27.
• Abbott's coronavirus test includes work by BGSU alumna BGSU alumna Tao Xin '94 won Abbott's Researcher of the Year award for her contribution to coronavirus rapid test production.
• BGSU alumnus named 2021 Future History Maker A Bowling Green State University alumnus earns a Future History Maker award for using music and the arts to teach youth in the Cleveland Play House CARE program.
• Firefighter perseveres through pandemic with skills learned in BGSU's Fire Administration program Thanks to the skills and lessons learned during his time as a BGSU student, Matthew Brixey said he was able to quickly adapt and lead his team through the tough times of the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Ann-Marie Daugherty ’00: ‘I’ve learned how to ensure that my voice is still heard’ Ann-Marie Daugherty’s transition into supply chain opened a world of possibilities. The Bowling Green State University alumna is the GM/SVP of supply chain at Inmar Intelligence in N.C.
• BGSU alumna makes history as first female executive director of 88-year-old association Bowling Green State University alumna Cate Smith '91 was named executive director of the Precision Machined Products Association in Brecksville, Ohio.
• BGSU alumnus launches vodka line in Ohio BGSU alumnus Victor Harvey launched his award-winning VG Vodka in his home state of Ohio on Feb. 3 to coincide with Black History Month.
• BGSU organization development alumna named Emerging Practitioner of the Year Bowling Green State University graduate Erin Garland is named Organization Development Emerging Practitioner of the Year for her work at Atlanta's Wellstar Health System.
• Chad Butler gets big break as a cinematographer for NFL Films Chad Butler, a 2018 BGSU alumnus in the VCT program, realizes dream of being a cinematographer for NFL Films.
• Quilt design software company has deep ties to BGSU Leading quilt design software company was started by Dean Neumann and Penny McMorris with ties to Bowling Green State University.
• Maj. Ryan Nowlin ’00, ’04 has two songs performed on Inauguration Day Bowling Green State University alumnus Assistant Director Maj. Ryan J. Nowlin ’00, ’04 served as the backup conductor and wrote two songs for the inauguration.
• Teammates in business: Class of 2014 alumni open fitness recovery center A friendship for a pair of 2014 alumni that started on the Falcon football field has turned into a new business for partners Gabe Martin and Jude Adjei-Barimah.
• BGSU alumna gets a foothold in entertainment industry BGSU theatre and film alumna Nicole Lovince '09 co-stars in Amazon Prime movie about friends in quarantine.
• 'Team DeMoss' honors coach's 50-year career Richard DeMoss, a 1970 BGSU alumnus, was honored by the Ohio High School Athletics Association for 50 years of coaching.
• Blast from the past: BGSU reunites alum with lost package from 1959 A 67-year-old package arrived at a town of 54 people in New York. With help from the BGSU alumni network, the long-lost parcel found its rightful owner, now 92 years old.