• BGSU architecture student learns to build before designing Honors College student McKayla James is gaining a builder’s perspective as a project engineering intern at The Lathrop Company, an experience designed to make her a stronger architect.
• BGSU Honors College student earns bachelor’s degree at 18, prepares to begin doctorate program in the fall An opportunity to conduct research as an undergraduate student inspired Grady Schulz to pursue a doctoral degree and a career as a researcher.
• From BGSU to Silicon Valley, how one computer science student found success in app development BGSU computer science student Kien Quoc Ngo reflects on how campus support and dozens of hackathons helped him launch startups, win investments and travel to Silicon Valley before graduation.
• BGSU nursing student grateful Thompson Scholarship eased her parents' burden By covering nearly all of her tuition, the Thompson Achiever Scholarship empowered Lindsay Roth to make the most of her Bowling Green experience.
• BGSU occupational therapy students create custom-built cars for children with disabilities BGSU students transformed battery-powered cars into life-changing mobility devices for children with mental and physical challenges.
• How do Bowling Green State University students gain real-world experience before graduation? As the No. 1 public university in Ohio for career preparation, BGSU ensures students are equipped with the skills employers demand.
• New BGSU degree program helps students finish what they started The Bachelor of General Studies program at Bowling Green State University is already helping students transform years of coursework into a completed bachelor's degree, with its first graduates crossing the commencement stage this spring.
• Criminal justice internship takes BGSU student to Georgia for hands-on experience at the Department of Community Supervision From drug court to home visits, BGSU senior Madison LaBeck is spending her summer gaining diverse, hands-on law enforcement experience in Augusta, Georgia.
• BGSU midfielder experiences business side of soccer during internship with Columbus Crew A captain for the Falcons’ soccer team, Aiden Ptacek is receiving a crash course into pro soccer as an event operations assistant with the Crew.
• The internship checklist: five things to do at a summer role An internship can be a great way to gain new skills, but with the right framework, the experience can be even more beneficial.
• BGSU senior lands prestigious Fortune 500 actuarial internship Highlighting the strength of the actuarial science program's newly recognized Advanced Curriculum status, senior Kojak Valentine leverages his classroom preparation into a premier summer internship with The Hartford.
• Going Bananas: BGSU student thrives in internship with ‘The Greatest Show in Sports’ Riley Wagner said her time with the Savannah Bananas has given her new confidence as she prepares for her senior year.
• What it takes to work for a Major League Baseball team: A BGSU student's journey preparing for a career in sports Carlos Medina credits Bowling Green's sport management program and student organization opportunities with helping prepare him for a career in sports.
• BGSU student entrepreneurs advance their ventures with support from ‘The Hatch’ The unique business competition supports students who want to explore entrepreneurship through a rigorous 15-week accelerator program and dedicated mentorship.
• BGSU Falcon Flight Team earns third consecutive trip to nationals BGSU Falcon Flight Team will compete against more than 500 collegiate aviators in SAFECON events testing skill, safety and accuracy.
• BGSU Firelands student secures teaching job ahead of graduation At BGSU Firelands, Noah Jamison found the support and momentum to move forward. He pursued his academic program and continued on to his chosen career after graduation.
• Graduating senior’s short film shows inspirational, career-building journey at BGSU During his time at BGSU, graduating senior Nick Polace completed three influential internships, played in the Falcon Marching Band, became president of a student film organization and created several possible career paths.
• Behind the beak: BGSU senior reflects on 'magical' college journey Former Freddie and Frieda Falcon, Tyshaun Herron reflects on his college experience defined by involvement, growth and connection
• Marine life: BGSU senior makes good on promise to 'live each day with purpose' after beating cancer During her time at the University, Maddie Estep took full advantage of her BGSU experience by connecting with her major, research and clubs.
• Bowling Green's dual-licensure in physical and health education expands career options The Physical Education and Health Education program at BGSU goes beyond state requirements to ensure graduates like Benjamin Cook are ready to teach every student, in every setting, from day one.
• Engineering an accelerated future: Luke Woolard’s three-year journey to graduation A systems engineering student and DI athlete, Luke Woolard proves that a shorter college career doesn't mean missing out.
• Career-focused from the start: BGSU senior completes three internships in three years, with another lined up Zara Berrios is graduating in three years with a degree in supply chain management and a diverse portfolio of hands-on experience.
• Designing a future: How BGSU and Life Design helped Sasha Jordan secure a career in fraud analysis With support from Life Design coaches, Sasha Jordan navigated changing goals, built real-world experience and landed a position protecting customers at Fifth Third Bank.
• 4 years in a row: BGSU graphic design students earn national recognition Graphic Design USA recognized seniors Blake Rupp and Madelyn Junk as among the nation’s top emerging designers in this year’s ‘Students to Watch’ list.
• BGSU aviation management senior jumpstarts career at Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport Through hands-on experience and mentorship, John Michael Schmitz is entering the aviation industry with a competitive advantage.
• The program that’s inspiring students to choose Bowling Green A growing number of students are choosing BGSU for its nationally recognized Life Design program.
• BGSU nursing program achieves 100% first-time NCLEX pass rate The milestone reflects the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program’s reputation for academic excellence, placing it among the top programs in Ohio.
• BGSU students lead national poll on America's 250th anniversary through Democracy and Public Policy Network BGSU students gain hands-on experience in public policy research by leading a national poll on America’s 250th anniversary through the Democracy Network.
• A decade of impact: BGSU FLY program redefining support for students with learning differences Bowling Green is nationally recognized for the FLY program and its commitment to student success and outcomes.
• Club hockey captain finds perfect balance at BGSU At BGSU, Emma Wanyek created a fulfilling four years with professional opportunities and a prominent role within club hockey.
• Art history major finds her place in the classroom and on the ice at BGSU As she prepares to graduate, senior Jamie Cox said her club sport rounded out her college experience.
• ‘It’s grown so fast.’ BGSU Curling takes off, even before Olympic buzz Bowling Green is one of just two universities in Ohio to sponsor a team in curling, which is played only at the club level in college.
• Is a music industry degree worth it? Discover how pursuing a music industry degree at Bowling Green State University prepares students for careers in artist management, record labels, production, marketing and more.
• Running toward success: How BGSU sophomore Luke Lesseuer balances Division I athletics and high-level internships As a student-athlete, Luke Lesseuer has created success in and out of the classroom, securing two internships in two years
• Can you go to college undecided? Yes, and here's how BGSU supports students As a leader in Life Design, BGSU and the Deciding Student Program help undecided students find the right program
• After years away, Catalina Ari reaches graduation milestone at BGSU Firelands Catalina Ari, a post-traditional student parent at BGSU Firelands, completed her associate degree this December on her path toward supporting students with learning needs.
• From BGSU to the Cleveland Clinic: What it looks like to maximize the college experience Brandon Perkins '25 graduated with a degree in international business and a full-time role in information technology at the Cleveland Clinic.
• Non-traditional student achieves lifelong dream of becoming a teacher with help from BGSU Ambre Partin earned a Master of Education in curriculum at BGSU Commencement.
• In their own words: BGSU Fall 2025 graduates reflect on finding their place, defining their futures The University is honoring 984 graduates at its 314th Commencement celebration on Dec. 12 and 13.
• BGSU student earns bachelor's degree at 61, continuing a lifelong pursuit of learning After not earning enough credits to graduate from high school, Rybarczyk will earn his first diploma on Dec. 13 when he receives his degree in Human Development and Family Science.
• How Life Design helped a first-generation student find his place in higher education Life Design at BGSU continues to transform higher education by equipping students with tools to navigate college and life with intention.
• New Engineering Innovation Center at BGSU set to open for classes in January The University is preparing students for jobs in emerging technologies from semiconductors and robotics to advanced manufacturing and augmented reality.
• BGSU students gain real-world experience, national exposure through collaborative project Seen by more than half a million people, Jon Gruden’s BGSU unboxing video put Falcon creativity in the national spotlight.
• Finn Hogan isn’t just a business student. He is the business. Through using his profile as a BGSU football player, Finn Hogan has charted a course as a content creator and an entrepreneur prior to graduating.
• Bowling Green ranked No. 3 public university in the nation, No. 1 in the Midwest for veterans, active military students Widely regarded as the most comprehensive assessment of veteran and military student services in higher education, Military Times’ Best for Vets: Colleges rankings once again recognized BGSU.
• BGSU helps alumnus launch comic book business venture David Timm found support and encouragement at BGSU, allowing him to launch his business plan at the annual Hatch event and turn it into a successful company.
• BGSU students gain valuable international business experience through Ohio Export Internship Program The state-sponsored program pairs students with an interest in international business with small and mid-sized Ohio businesses looking to expand their footprint.
• The ripple effect: How a master’s degree inspired a teacher and changed the lives of his students Entirely online, the BGSU master's degree in music, teaching artistry specialization allows music teachers like Mike Campbell to pursue a graduate degree.
• A strong start for a new student at BGSU Firelands First-year business student Kendall Balde’s journey to BGSU Firelands highlights how affordability and hands-on learning are fueling record enrollment and student success at the Huron campus.
• Life changing decision: BGSU transfer student maximizes comprehensive college experience After an immersive experience at BGSU, senior Madelyn Peterson now looks to help other transfer students make the most of their BGSU experience.
• New York City theater ensemble works in tandem with BGSU students during innovative residency BGSU students had the chance to learn from and work alongside six members of Elevator Repair Service to learn about the creative process in professional theater.
• BGSU fosters civic engagement and leadership through back-to-back events with Ohio leaders The University organized five days of programming in September for Constitution Week and welcomed more than 120 students to BGSU for Propel Ohio.
• BGSU student takes part in JPMorganChase's neuroinclusion internship with support from BGSU FLY Program As the first BGSU student to take part in JPMorgan Chase's Neuroinclusion Emerging Talent Internship Program, Catherine Stethem serves as an inspiration to other FLY Program participants who live with ADHD and learning differences.
• 6 years in a row: BGSU is top No. 5 in the nation, best in Ohio, students say they’d choose again, according to WSJ Bowling Green took several top honors among Ohio public universities, including ranking No. 1 for learning facilities, career preparation and learning opportunities
• A decade of water research: BGSU a leader in championing solutions to improve Ohio's water quality Faculty and students at BGSU are conducting water quality research involving cyanobacteria, contaminants and the effectiveness of wetlands
• BGSU nationally recognized for increasing first-year retention rates through an innovative, personalized approach By taking a personalized approach, the enhanced Early Alert program has increased retention rates of students who receive early alerts by 8%.
• BGSU only university in the Midwest selected for groundbreaking national career-readiness initiative Through the National Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) Accelerator, the University will help bridge the gap between higher education and workforce readiness.
• Young realtor chooses BGSU to build a successful career Stephanie Miller balances her finance coursework at BGSU while helping families find their dream homes as a realtor with Howard Hanna.
• From custodian to assistant principal: Relentless pursuit of education leads student to BGSU educational leadership program For Port Clinton High School Assistant Principal Adam Hicks, every day is an opportunity to make an impact on students, a lesson learned from his own long and inspiring educational journey.
• Five ways BGSU students can maximize the career fair experience The Kulin Career EXPO will have events Monday through Friday for students to jumpstart their next professional venture.
• 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.
• Why choose a career in AI? BGSU developed a degree that doesn't just teach AI, it helps you apply it in the field you're passionate about.
• First-generation BGSU student inspires with journey to graduation day During his time as a BGSU student, Kyle Wilhelm ’25 found community and resources that helped him reach his full potential.
• A Falcon's flight: BGSU journalism student soars at Toledo Museum of Art Olivia Vallandingham is putting her journalism skills to the test during an internship at the Toledo Museum of Art, under the tutelage of BGSU alumna Doreen Cutway '91.
• BGSU welcomes largest freshman class in history, with back-to-back years of record enrollment The University is once again shattering enrollment records as it prepares to welcome 4,000 freshmen this fall, the largest class in BGSU history.
• BGSU student with ADHD thrives with support from University's unique FLY program Through weekly meetings with a learning specialist, sophomore Maddie Burnham is developing the skills and confidence to succeed in college.
• Celebrating BGSU 2025 Summer Commencement BGSU honored more than 800 graduates during Summer 2025 Commencement held Aug. 8 and 9.
• BGSU nursing students gain exposure, compassion and empathy with help of Team Recovery and the mental health nursing course In addition to state-of-the-art skills and simulation labs, BGSU nursing students learning about mental health and addiction to become more knowledgeable, capable and compassionate nurses.
• 10 things to know before starting an architecture degree BGSU senior architecture student Addison Carter provides insight on how to succeed in an architecture program.
• BGSU addresses growing need for occupational therapists with inaugural cohort The University’s Doctor of Occupational Therapy program is among the few in the country offered in a hybrid, accelerated format.
• BGSU graduate finds fulfilling career path with Ohio State Highway Patrol Criminal justice graduate Marceana Black ’25 was accepted into the OSHP academy after completing a successful internship with the law enforcement agency.
• 5 health professions to explore (beyond nursing) Discover 5 degrees from BGSU that can fulfill your passion for helping people.
• BGSU student-athlete lands high-profile internship with FlightSafety International Along with the commitments of Division I athletics, Emma Hellwege found success in BGSU’s highly regarded aviation program.
• BGSU elevates student support through AI-powered texting service Students can text “Frieda” for immediate answers to hundreds of BGSU-related questions.
• BGSU graphic design student thrives during NBA internship Blake Rupp has spent his summer creating graphics and other fan-focused content as the Cavs compete in NBA Summer League.
• BGSU pharmacy partnership with University of Findlay sees first students graduate and enter Pharm.D. program BGSU students recently graduated with their Bachelor of Applied Health Science degree and will earn their Doctor of Pharmacy degree from UF in just two years.
• BGSU students create public good through internship with local rideshare company Interning as a software developer at ZiggyZooms, Tyler Baum has seen success designing two apps in three months.
• A different side of healthcare: BGSU senior finds her niche in medical laboratory science With a 100% employment rate, the BGSU program is helping create a pipeline of qualified students ready to meet crucial workforce demands.
• Only at Bowling Green: Life Design at BGSU nationally recognized for redefining the undergraduate student experience Launched in 2020, Life Design empowers students to take an active and intentional role in designing their college experience.
• Life Design at BGSU: Changing the narrative for undecided students Through the BGSU 1910 course for students in the University’s Deciding Student Program, the Life Design framework helps students confidently define their future.
• BGSU criminal justice student interning at U.S. District Court After starting college undecided on a major, BGSU student Abby Moore is on track to graduate with two degrees in four years.
• BGSU expands Athletics Life Design Mentorship program with new partnership BGSU will partner with Shift Group, which specializes in career development for veterans and athletes, to provide a new layer to the University’s Life Design offerings.
• What are club sports, and how can I get involved? BGSU students can choose from top-ranked academic programs and play competitive sports through the University's robust club sports scene.
• Recent BGSU alumnus aspires to create life-changing moments for students with disabilities Third-generation educator Taylor Schneider ‘25 knew after one field placement that special education is the path he wanted to follow.
• Undergraduate research at BGSU finds correlation between mental health and college education among Latino/a/x community Elisa Hernandez combined psychology and sociology research to find a connection between education levels of children and the mental health of their parents
• Senior finds synergy in BGSU student experience Graduating senior Cherylle Dave gained career experience and leadership opportunities through public service at BGSU.
• New simulator takes BGSU Club Golf to new heights BGSU Club Golf now has access to cutting-edge indoor practice space that allows the team to compete regardless of weather.
• More than a degree: BGSU student builds future in engineering Student Andrew Steinhour elevates career opportunities through engineering education at both BGSU campuses
• Big band, bigger experiences: BGSU senior looks back fondly on time in Falcon Marching Band The Falcon Marching Band has grown by hundreds of students since 2022, garnering recognition as one of the nation's standout college bands by U.S. News & World Report
• 19-year-old BGSU student credits unique resort and attraction management program with early career success After completing the three-month manager-in-training program, Kirk will be named an assistant general manager within Drury Hotels
• Local manufacturing leader turned to BGSU Online to support career advancement Driven by a desire to enhance his management skills, Alex Vargo enrolled in the University’s 100% online program.
• Kuhlin Career Hub helps BGSU student achieve 100% acceptance rate to graduate schools BGSU student Anna Bryan, who is studying to become a school psychologist, used the Kuhlin Career Hub to refine graduate school applications.
• BGSU senior earns role at Lowe’s headquarters prior to graduation Toledo native Henry Tipping will join the company’s corporate headquarters outside Charlotte, North Carolina, after graduating from BGSU.
• BGSU sport management senior secures role with NFL’s Chicago Bears Darius Coleman will go straight from Bowling Green to the NFL after serving on BGSU football team’s equipment staff as a student.
• BGSU alumni secure success in the NFL The student experience at BGSU proved to be a difference maker for two current Detroit Lions employees.
• Celebrating BGSU Spring 2025 Commencement, by the numbers BGSU will celebrate more than 2,500 graduates during the University's 312th Commencement ceremonies on May 2-3.
• Online student achieves lifelong goal of earning BGSU degree Mariah Kerrin shares her story to encourage other first-generation students to take advantage of resources available to them at BGSU.
• BGSU Firelands’ student returns to college through Amazon Career Choice program Marcus Cobbs credits his BGSU education with positioning him for career advancement.
• BGSU senior turns lifelong goal of teaching into reality as soon-to-be intervention specialist Intervention specialist major Ellie Radabaugh finds success in the classroom of a BGSU graduate in the field.
• BGSU business students experience ‘day in the life’ at O-I Partnerships are vital to the University’s commitment to supporting students’ career success.
• Falcons’ baseball standout balances rigorous pre-medicine degree path with athletic success BGSU senior Gavin Ganun credits his academic success to dedicated support and strict discipline.
• Five things to know about actuarial science There are several misconceptions about the field of actuarial science and what the six-figure career actually entails. To help clear them up, Dr. Douglas Bujakowski, distinguished professor in actuarial mathematics at Bowling Green State University, answers some of the most common questions about the profession.
• BGSU awards $6.6 million in combined scholarships to 200 high-achieving students through Thompson Working Families Scholarship program The Thompson Working Families Scholarship program at BGSU is one of the largest non-endowed scholarship programs of its kind in the nation.
• Graphic Design USA names two BGSU students to their '2025 Students to Watch' list Madelyn Arnold and Breanna Thomas-McDuffie's shared passion for graphic design and strong portfolios created at BGSU results in prestigious recognition.
• Wide world of sports: BGSU sport management students build successful careers in NCAA, NBA, NFL and more The COSMA-accredited BGSU sport management program helps students map a course to find where their skills fit within the sports industry.
• BGSU prepares students for high-salary careers in growing field of actuarial science BGSU students focus on business, communication and technology in addition to math, statistics and probability to prepare them for a successful career as an actuary.
• Hands-on learning: BGSU construction management students make a lasting impact on campus The students are working on the Kohl Hall and Technology Engineering Innovation Center renovation projects, gaining valuable hands-on learning while earning their college degrees.
• BGSU Online flexibility and support inspired veteran Cincinnati teacher to pursue autism graduate certificate Alyson Fowler’s experience through BGSU Online changed her perception of post-graduate studies.
• Future dentist: BGSU pre-professional program prepares student for dental school The University’s pre-professional program prepares students to achieve careers as dentists, doctors, lawyers, veterinarians and more.
• BGSU men’s rugby team headed to Spain for an overseas tour The trip offers a unique blend of international competition and cultural exploration.
• Recent BGSU alumna lands dream job with Honda The Kuhlin Career Hub facilitates connections between students and industry professionals, resulting in internships, co-ops and full-time opportunities.
• BGSU Online helps alumna advance her career with U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force Working full-time as a technical uniform designer for two U.S. military branches, Alexis Anton obtained her MBA 100% online.
• BGSU business student secures job at Nestlé before starting her senior year Senior Julianne Wallenhorst strengthened her leadership and networking skills through her involvement in BGSU student organizations.
• BGSU computer science student expands professional network during year-long study abroad experience BGSU education abroad program provides hundreds of opportunities for students to travel to more than 50 countries.
• BGSU sport management students go behind the scenes at Super Bowl LIX BGSU students take advantage of major career opportunity by helping stage America’s biggest sporting event.
• BGSU wins cheerleading national championship BGSU bests second-place Minnesota and third-place Penn State to capture the national championship.
• On-campus airport uniquely positions BGSU aviation students for career success BGSU senior Cameron Pritts is graduating career-ready after amassing more than a year of professional experience as a flight crew scheduler while still in college.
• Criminal justice graduate uses fast track to earn master’s at 21 Through college credits earned in high school and the BGSU criminal justice accelerated option, Elena Fetters ’23, ’24 earned an advanced degree at a young age.
• BGSU unveils renamed Six Flags Resort and Attraction Management Program as part of ongoing partnership with leading amusement park operator The University is the only in the country to offer a Bachelor of Science in resort and attraction management.
• BGSU Online MBA program remains No. 1 in Ohio, among top in nation The 100% online program continues to be recognized for its commitment to rigorous academic standards, student experience and employment outcomes.
• BGSU nursing students are highly sought-after, with most landing jobs months before graduation Since 2021, the BGSU School of Nursing has built an impressive reputation for producing highly qualified graduates prepared to fulfill crucial workforce needs.
• BGSU state-of-the-art engineering technology and innovative partnerships grab attention of international transfer student Using the unique Ridgeback Mobile Robot, Ayman Elsherbiny developed a solution to protect people from hazardous material disposal
• Accelerating success: BGSU student bolsters engineering skills through undergraduate research The University empowers students to take advantage of research opportunities as undergraduates to enhance their education and credentials.
• All-American Harold Fannin Jr. turns time at BGSU into smashing success BGSU tight end Harold Fannin Jr. is a top NFL Draft prospect after his record-breaking junior season.
• BGSU now has largest enrolled BSN program in northwestern Ohio The standalone School of Nursing, established in 2020, was created to directly address workforce demands in healthcare.
• 19-year-old graduates with two bachelor’s degrees from BGSU Alumnus Hadarah Grant plans to pursue advanced degrees in biology and ecology.
• BGSU Thompson Scholar who graduated at age 20 credits program's support system Thompson Scholar McKenna Clark '24 said she knew the innovative scholarship program would be the perfect setting upon visiting BGSU.
• Celebrating BGSU Fall 2024 Commencement, by the numbers This snapshot of the Fall Class of 2024 represents the diverse interests of BGSU students and the limitless opportunities available at the No. 1 university in Ohio for student experience and opportunities.
• BGSU forensic science program only in Ohio with unique Bureau of Criminal Investigation partnership BGSU students benefit from faculty members’ extensive experience in forensics through the collaborative degree program.
• BGSU men’s rugby continues winning legacy with MAC championship victory The win marks the 42nd MAC rugby championship in the team’s history.
• BGSU aviation student collaborates with local business leader to create internship at Mercy Health Life Flight Network in Toledo Fueled by persistence and ambition, Mohamed Abbas helped establish the internship to broaden his knowledge and future career prospects.
• Elevating the student experience: 15 BGSU students chosen for prestigious global leadership fellowship Through the semester-long Millennium Fellowship, students apply what they learn to create public good in their communities and beyond.
• BGSU FLY Program a beacon of support for students with learning differences BGSU sophomore Taylor Gaies credits the Falcon Learning Your Way — or FLY — Program with providing her the tools to succeed in college.
• National Student Transfer Week: How BGSU helps transfer students find their place From transfer-specific orientations to student organizations, BGSU is committed to setting transfer students up for success.
• BGSU architecture students honored with national and statewide AIA awards Alex Borger ’24 took second place in a national architecture competition, while Madeline Montgomery '24 and Eduardo Cabrera '24 swept AIA Ohio awards.
• Recent BGSU alumnus credits academic, career success to Pay It Forward Scholars Fund With support from the fund, Jordan Mobley ‘23 graduated and is now working at a global construction management firm.
• BGSU brothers revel in excitement, energy as members of the Falcon Marching Band From thunderous crowds to campuswide support, Elijah and Broden Reynolds are embracing the rise in popularity of the Falcon Marching Band.
• More than music: BGSU students flock to Falcon Marching Band in record numbers for inclusive culture, unforgettable experiences With professor Jon Waters at the helm since 2022, the Falcon Marching Band has become the largest in BGSU history with 425 members.
• BGSU meets demand for individualized support for students with learning differences through nationally recognized FLY Program The BGSU FLY Program supports students living with ADHD, specific learning differences and executive function challenges through a unique, personalized approach.
• BGSU Thompson Summer Link Program empowers new, first-time students for college success Thompson Summer Link program provides new scholars with early move-in, connections with current students and a solid foundation for success.
• BGSU student experience is No. 1 in Ohio: the momentum is undeniable Record numbers of BGSU students recognize the benefits of involvement in student organizations.
• BGSU junior takes part in $202M Progressive Field renovation project through construction management co-op Daniel Mutti broadened his industry knowledge and gained practical hands-on experience through the construction management co-op.
• BGSU junior attributes successful summer co-op at Honda to University’s strong engineering program Aligned to meet evolving industry demands, the mechanical and manufacturing engineering degree program at BGSU equips students with the knowledge and skills employers seek.
• BGSU engineering major excels during summer co-op at Johns Manville As a mechanical and manufacturing engineering major, Tim Pozda directly applied classroom knowledge to his co-op experience at Johns Manville.
• BGSU nursing student secures full-time job at world-renowned Cleveland Clinic a year before graduation After earning her degree, senior Gabrielle Repko will join the medical-surgical unit at Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital, where she completed her externship.
• BGSU construction management program expands regional impact by earning top industry accreditation Housed in state-of-the-art Kokosing Hall, the BGSU construction management program serves a key role in meeting regional workforce needs.
• Perseverance and second chances: A student parent’s journey at BGSU Firelands Student parent Catalina Ari returns to BGSU to earn a degree in the education program at BGSU Firelands.
• BGSU is only Ohio university to receive federal funds to train student poll workers for November's election Committed to engaging students in the democratic process, BGSU received a grant from the Help America Vote College Program to recruit and train college students to work at the polls in the upcoming presidential election and beyond.
• Class of 2024: BGSU student wants to help children with anxiety find their voices BGSU senior Lauren Okuley credits her success to supportive professors, the learning community and Thompson Working Families Scholarship Program.
• BGSU nursing program’s supportive culture drives growth, sparking soaring enrollment for Fall 2024 From 41 students in 2021 to nearly 200 in Fall 2024, the BGSU nursing program’s commitment to supporting students helped spur its growth.
• BGSU Honors College student gains firsthand look at foreign policy through State Department internship Senior Elyse Adrian is grateful for the support and opportunities BGSU provided that led to an internship with the federal government.
• Diverse cohorts lead to '360-degree learning' in BGSU organization development master's program Discover how a surgeon, a school administrator, a firefighter and a preacher are part of the rich tapestry of professionals enhancing their leadership skills with the University's Executive Master of Organization Development program
• BGSU alumna finds organization development master's program to be a catalyst for professional change In the BGSU Executive Master of Organization Development program, students learn and exercise vital skills and diverse approaches to managing and leading others.
• Breaking barriers: BGSU senior awarded prestigious national language scholarship Emma Crusey, a standout student at Bowling Green State University, has been awarded the highly competitive Critical Language Scholarship to further her Mandarin studies in New Taipei, marking a significant achievement for both her and the University’s language program.
• BGSU aviation students advance education and skills with new, state-of-the-art simulator New flight simulator in the BGSU School of Aviation provides multi-pilot flight deck training for students on cutting-edge technology
• Kuhlin Career Hub pivotal in helping BGSU software engineering student launch his career at Progressive Insurance Committed to positioning students for professional success, the BGSU Kuhlin Career Hub helped software engineering graduate Tyler Dickard build crucial career connections in college.
• From classroom to commerce: Recent BGSU grad's small business venture sees data-driven success During her tenure at BGSU, Andrea Kirkendall covered leftover college expenses with her Queen Bee’s Vintage secondhand clothing business.
• BGSU senior earns prestigious recognition as Newman Civic Fellow The program, which recognizes students who demonstrate exemplary leadership potential, chose Cain for her commitment to affecting positive change.
• Life Design broadens impact through new collaboration with nationally-ranked teacher education program at BGSU Life Design at BGSU and the College of Education and Human Development collaborated on a new design thinking course for future educators.
• Accountability in student success: Thompson Foundation, BGSU announce nearly $250M in scholarships, largest single gift in state history for a scholarship program The Thompson Scholarship Program at BGSU supports the Thompson Working Family Scholars by providing them with life-changing opportunities and support even beyond the financial element.
• BGSU recognized as a top design school in the nation for second year running by Graphic Design USA A premier publication in the creative industry hails the BGSU graphic design program for its excellence in cultivating and graduating creative thinkers with curious minds.
• BGSU Honors College graduate to teach English abroad as U.S. Fulbright Scholar Bailey Price ‘24 looks forward to helping non-native speakers improve their English language fluency as a Fulbright Scholar in the Czech Republic.
• Thompson Working Families scholar spotlight: Steve Iwanek’s journey from BGSU to broadcast booth Recent BGSU alumnus Steve Iwanek '24 leaves the University virtually debt-free through involvement with the Thompson Working Families Scholarship program.
• BGSU Homecoming king adds to legacy of service as a Thompson Scholar The historic expansion of the Thompson Working Families Scholarship Program means more opportunities for students like Jayden Donald ’24 to continue to impact the public good.
• Thompson Working Families Scholarship Program at BGSU helps create stewards of community service Community service is a cornerstone of the Thompson Working Families Scholarship Program.
• BGSU Firelands celebrates academic achievements of the Class of 2024 Soon-to-be alumni celebrate and reflect on their time at BGSU Firelands as they prepare to graduate.
• In Their Words: BGSU graduate turns career-long passion into ‘exclamation point’ through DODC program Alumnae discusses her love of organization development, pursuing a doctorate while working and finding fulfillment with an advanced BGSU degree
• BGSU celebrates success of Resort and Attraction Management program, innovative partnership The University honored the latest graduates of the specialized degree program while celebrating the pair's successful and unique public-private partnership
• BGSU students pitch innovative entrepreneurial ventures at The Hatch 2024 The Hatch event during Entrepreneurship Week in the Schmidthorst College of Business fosters entrepreneurial ingenuity among students and provides experiential learning opportunities.
• BGSU students put total solar eclipse in focus through experiential, semester-long course ASTR 2700 took a multidisciplinary approach to eclipses, giving students the full picture ahead of the April 8 total solar eclipse in Bowling Green.
• BGSU students bring astronomical past to life in ‘Eclipsing History’ podcast Featuring experts from across North America, the 30-minute, student-produced episodes are available on the University’s website, Spotify, YouTube and other platforms.
• BGSU College of Musical Arts students compose soundtrack for April's total solar eclipse Nine BGSU music students will debut their original compositions to a crowd of potential thousands.
• Going back to college: Why this BGSU student decided to re-enroll The value of a bachelor’s degree from BGSU became clearer to Ben Kott after on-the-job career exploration.
• Service of BGSU fraternity and sorority students leads to award-filled academic year BGSU Fraternity and Sorority Life students and organizations claimed more than a dozen awards for philanthropic, leadership and academic successes.
• Nationally-ranked BGSU Online criminal justice program delivers exceptional student experience The BGSU Master of Science in Criminal Justice program’s strong showings in U.S. News and World Reports rankings highlight a commitment to providing an education of value.
• Quality and flexibility: Online MBA programs at BGSU hit right notes for non-traditional students Designed for working professionals and crafted by expert faculty and staff, online MBA programs at BGSU help advance careers for students of all backgrounds.
• Empowering educators to empower students: Teacher of the Year Kurt Russell brings classroom insights to future teachers at BGSU BGSU welcomes National Teacher of the Year Kurt Russell for an inspiring speech to future educators.
• BGSU Construction Management teams take top honors at regional builders competition BGSU School of the Built Environment students have the University's best showing ever at the New Builders Estimating Competition with first and second-place finishes.
• In Their Words: DODC graduate blends music and research to create cohesion and connectivity within workplaces The two-time BGSU graduate discusses returning to school after nearly 30 years, finding value in the DODC program and turning passion into research.
• BGSU positions future teachers for success through extensive field classroom experience, novel technology Bowling Green State University remains a leader in teacher education, graduating among the state’s largest number of teachers.
• Beauty in education: Graduate's BGSU Firelands story traces a journey from nursing to nurturing a thriving skincare business while balancing being a mom Post-traditional student Kasandra Garcia ‘23 persevered to earn a degree while supporting her children
• BGSU senior documents the making of Team USA through internship Sport Management student Nathan Kubala earned the opportunity to photograph the creation of the U.S. Boxing Team for next summer’s Paris Olympics.
• Supportive learning community helps BGSU freshman find sense of belonging on campus With the help of BGSU Admissions, pre-med student Andrew Maassel opens new doors in his first semester on campus.
• BGSU College of Musical Arts piano students earn top honors at the Ohio MTNA Young Artist competition Graduate student Giorgos Kyriazidis won the 2023 Ohio MTNA Young Artist piano competition and four other BGSU students took home top honors.
• BGSU Online grad and Army veteran uses degree to drive electric vehicle manufacturing forward The BGSU Online MBA program helped Jeffrey Bivens ‘23 better understand the numerous facets of operating a business.
• BGSU Honors College student broadens worldview through medical shadowing experience in Greece BGSU junior Audrey Narhi shadowed doctors and nurses in Athens, Greece, providing a global perspective of her future profession.
• BGSU graduate student receives statewide recognition for excellence in teaching Ohio Council of Teachers of Mathematics honors BGSU graduate student Kaitlyn Solymosi '22 with the Emerging Leader Award.
• BGSU computer science student lands summer internship at Nationwide after attending Kuhlin Hub Career EXPO Noah Grimmer received a summer internship at Nationwide Insurance after connecting with the company at the Kuhlin Hub Career EXPO.
• Alumni thrive in their careers and lives with BGSU Firelands education BGSU Firelands students share their success stories and explain why the college was the right choice for them.
• BGSU Student Veterans of America members embarking on 22-mile ruck to honor fallen heroes and raise awareness on veteran suicide crisis The 22 miles between the UT Glass Bowl and Doyt L. Perry Stadium is symbolic as each mile represents the number of veterans and military members lost to suicide each day nationwide.
• Lifelong nurse achieves dream of earning bachelor’s degree through BGSU RN to BSN program Recent BGSU alumna and lifelong nurse Laura Bogard lauds the value of the RN to BSN program.
• BGSU and Toledo Zoo expand partnership to establish a comprehensive fellowship program that provides students with valuable career experience BGSU and the Toledo Zoo established a fellowship program to position students for professional success in an expansion of a partnership launched earlier this year.
• BGSU awards first doctorate in data science four years after launching rigorous program to meet workforce demands Dr. Jishan Ahmed '23 is the first to earn a doctorate in data science from BGSU.
• Kuhlin Hub positions BGSU students for professional success through the University’s first-ever Career EXPO Week The Michael and Sara Kuhlin Hub for Career Design and Connections held the University’s first-ever Career EXPO Week as part of its commitment to position BGSU students for professional success.
• For a second consecutive year, a BGSU student is honored as a national Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholar Junior Elyse Adrian is honored as an Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholar, making BGSU the only university in Ohio to have a Voyager Scholar in each cohort since the scholarship's inception.
• BGSU-led tutoring camps connect pre-service teachers with K-12 students for back-to-school prep The program, made possible through an Ohio Statewide Math and Literacy Tutoring Grant, is already yielding dividends for both University and K-12 students.
• For Falcons, By Falcons: Kuhlin Hub launches Falcon Professional Network to connect alumni and students for career success Discover Falcon Professional Network, Bowling Green State University's groundbreaking platform connecting alumni, students and employer partners for mentorship and career success
• More students than ever are choosing BGSU. Here’s why: With a focus on student success that's broader and more personal than other universities, BGSU's nationally recognized programs such as Life Design lead to near-record enrollment and retention.
• Formative experience bolsters BGSU student’s passion for narrowing the gender gap in aviation BGSU senior and aspiring pilot Olivia Thornton values her role in inspiring the next generation of female aviators.
• BGSU welcomes one of its largest, highest-achieving classes in history at Convocation The Class of 2027 is the University's largest since the global pandemic.
• Class of 2023: Artist fulfills lifelong passion while obtaining BGSU degree and studying and working in Italy BGSU graduate school opened new doors for Jeffrey Eden, who is now an internationally recognized artist.
• Life Design at BGSU: High-achieving student appreciates University’s unique approach to teaching valuable life skills The benefits of the University’s Life Design program became clearer for junior Lukas Wise as he delved deeper into the course.
• Class of 2023: BGSU softball standout excelled on and off the field, earning back-to-back degrees and a place in University athletics history Hannah Davies ‘22, ‘23 succeeded academically and athletically as an undergraduate and graduate student-athlete at BGSU.
• Class of 2023: Criminal justice major discovers career pathway through internships, learning community and Life Design Accelerated bachelor’s to master’s program suits Karlee Augustus, who is on the fast track to pursuing a career as a probation officer.
• BGSU alumna credits co-op experiences for launching graphic design career at Pro Football Hall of Fame BGSU VCT alumna Sara Wehner designed many key visual elements for the Class of 2023 Enshrinement ceremonies at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
• Global impact: Recent BGSU alumna completes online RN to BSN degree while living overseas The convenience and flexibility of the 100% online RN to BSN program allowed Audra Rudolph ‘22 to achieve her educational goals overseas.
• Life Design at BGSU: Early engagement in Life Design leads to fulfilling college experience, opportunity to graduate early BGSU junior Maria Signorino gives nod to Life Design for helping set her up for success.
• Game on: Esports shifting paradigm of athletics at colleges and universities nationwide BGSU is among a growing list of colleges and universities nationwide appealing to a generation of online gamers through esports programs.
• Life Design at BGSU: Student refuses to let first semester challenges define future BGSU junior Sam Rutherford credits Life Design with helping him forge a new path after a difficult start to college.
• Class of 2023: Firelands grad and new mom creates her own pathway to graduation Inclusive early childhood education major Viviana Robinson ’23 creates her own pathway to graduation day.
• Life Design at BGSU: Reception celebrates Kuhlin Hub for Career Design and Connections, dedicated to helping students align interests, future career opportunities BGSU celebrates the Michael and Sara Kuhlin Hub for Career Design and Connections, part of the Life Design ecosystem
• Class of 2023: BGSU Honors College student inspired to pursue dual degree in medicine and research through MD/Ph.D. program Honors College student Mackenna Starr couldn’t imagine limiting herself to research or medicine, so she’s pursuing them both after graduating from BGSU.
• Class of 2023: Mother-daughter tandem earns BGSU degrees on same day BGSU volleyball player Jaden Walz and mother Michelle walk across the stage together at Spring 2023 Commencement.
• Class of 2023: Honors College graduate uses Life Design thinking to forge her own path BGSU senior Rachel Durbin explored the big questions Life Design seeks to answer and found how to apply her values to a career.
• Class of 2023: Schmidthorst College of Business graduate explores all BGSU has to offer As a BGSU student, senior Matt DeAmon used natural curiosity to grow personally and professionally.
• Class of 2023: College of Musical Arts graduate connects cultures with music Accomplished oboe player Martha Hudson brings Latin American heritage to her studies of the technical and expressive aspects of the instrument.
• Life Design at BGSU: Kuhlin Hub leader to ‘open new doors’ for students through meaningful career exploration, measurable support Steve Russell joins BGSU as the inaugural assistant vice president and executive director of the Michael and Sara Kuhlin Hub for Career Design and Connections, an integral part of the Life Design initiative.
• Class of 2023: Journalism graduate finds voice in world of motorsports Using skills honed at BGSU, graduating senior Taylor Kitchen turned a passion for auto racing into her career path.
• Class of 2023: BGSU finance major gets early start to career following successful internship Joshua Auten began full-time job as financial planning and analysis analyst in January
• BUILT for the future With real-world collaboration at the forefront of its curriculum, the School of the Built Environment marries two areas of expertise that work together before and after graduation.
• Post-traditional graduate rediscovers ‘love of learning’ after returning to BGSU Recent alumnus Ben Headlee credits BGSU eCampus with reigniting his passion for learning.
• BGSU media students aid alumnus Steve Hartman with CBS ‘On the Road’ segment The CBS ‘On The Road’ anchor worked with BG24 Falcon Media students to shoot footage for a unique BGSU story.
• Two BGSU students recognized as ‘2023 Students to Watch’ by Graphic Design USA Two BGSU graphic design students were recognized among the country’s top emerging graphic designers by Graphic Design USA, one of the creative industry’s premier publications.
• Local emergency room nurse credits University's RN to BSN program with making her a ‘better-prepared nurse’ Jessica Wilkinson enrolled in the online RN to BSN program to advance her career in healthcare and has been overwhelmed by the support she’s received in the School of Nursing at BGSU.
• Respiratory Care program at BGSU Firelands pivots to hybrid model starting in Fall 2023 In response to workforce needs and student feedback, the BGSU Firelands Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care program will widen its reach by requiring in-person classes just one day per week.
• BGSU Sports Management Alliance students go behind the scenes at Super Bowl LVII Twenty students from BGSU traveled to Arizona to assist with the Super Bowl Experience and gameday operations for the Super Bowl between Philadelphia and Kansas City.
• Life Design at BGSU: Sophomore credits University initiative with helping her discover a degree aligned with her career, life goals Feeling lost when she initially arrived at BGSU, sophomore Katie Hall turned to Life Design for support in defining a new path forward.
• Life Design at BGSU: Honors College student empowered to design a future that fulfills career goals and personal interests BGSU student Briyanna Moore used the tools and resources learned through Life Design to create her ideal college experience.
• Former BGSU athlete draws parallels between training for 2024 U.S. Olympic trials and pursuing an accelerated physical therapy degree Two-time BGSU alumna Rachel Walny is approaching her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree with the same determination as her 2024 Olympic marathon training.
• Life Design at BGSU: Senior relies on pillars of design thinking process to embrace all aspects of the journey toward graduate school admission BGSU senior Nichole Hood is learning to accept life’s uncertainties through skills developed in Life Design, an initiative at BGSU that helps students navigate challenges they encounter to succeed in college and life.
• Early interest in algal blooms inspires BGSU Honors College student’s passion for water quality research, leads to prestigious internship BGSU Honors College student Margaret Rettig lives on Lake Erie and is committed to researching algal blooms to protect the lake she calls ‘home.’
• BGSU student awarded national service prize for work with Falcon Food Pantry National nonprofit organization Swipe Out Hunger awards BGSU graduate student Lorenzo Zamora for his help with the on-campus food pantry.
• Life Design at BGSU: First-generation student uses design thinking processes to reframe perceived obstacles, navigate challenges along college journey BGSU student Devin Darr is learning to succeed in college and life through the University’s Life Design program, which aims to graduate students in four years or less, minimize student debt and create a well-established career network.
• Class of 2022: College of Musical Arts graduate uses passion for music to inspire next generation At BGSU, Rachel Krueger ’22 developed her skillset to learn multiple types of instruments and teach them to K-12 music students.
• Class of 2022: Music education graduate hopes to follow in her former band director’s footsteps After discovering a love for music at a young age and being inspired by her music educators, Lainie Roper hopes to do the same for her students after she graduates from BGSU.
• Class of 2022: Master of Health Services Administration graduate turns capstone project into public good At BGSU, Madeline VanHorn used the accelerated BS-to-MHSA track to obtain two degrees in fewer than four years.
• Class of 2022: Post-traditional graduate remakes life with BGSU education, is ready to make a difference in the lives of others BGSU Firelands graduate Stephanie Lane earns her third college degree while working with student parents.
• Class of 2022: Schmidthorst College of Business graduate uses time at BGSU to give back, create connections After finding his professional niche during his time at BGSU, Devan Harmych turned his focus to helping others do the same.
• BGSU student selected for prestigious Aspen Institute fellowship Senior Gabriel Beaver was chosen to be an Aspen Index Impact Fellow after making a connection during a BGSU class.
• 3...2...1 Liftoff! Two alumnae and a current BGSU student working at NASA are using digital art as a tool to communicate to the public the impact NASA’s missions have on society.
• Learning to lead: First-generation student credits BGSU 'village' in shaping her future As first-generation student Javana Joyce embarks on her senior year, she fondly recalls the opportunities and experiences at BGSU that have helped define her as a leader and change-maker.
• BGSU art students hailed as 'change agents' during internship at national art museum in Trinidad Bowling Green State University art history students had a unique opportunity to work at the National Museum and Art Gallery (NMAG) in Trinidad during a six-week internship.
• Inaugural Resort and Attraction Management class at BGSU turns fun into a career The first group of RAAM graduates completed their degrees in 2022 and immediately began making a difference in the resort and attraction industry.
• 1st cohort of innovative BGSU Doctor of Physical Therapy program reflects program's core tenets of diversity, inclusion BGSU launched its new accelerated, hybrid Doctor of Physical Therapy program this fall, the first and only of its kind in Ohio.
• BGSU partners with one of the largest U.S. regional airlines, creates workforce pipeline for aviation students A new partnership between Bowling Green State University and Republic Airways provides students with a direct pathway to a career through conditional job offers.
• BGSU Schmidthorst College of Business, Ohio Department of Development partner to expand internship opportunities and move Ohio's economy forward University joins Ohio Export Internship Program, providing students real-world experiences while supporting state's workforce needs
• First-generation BGSU student chosen for inaugural Obama scholarship for public service BGSU junior is among 100 college students nationwide to be awarded the inaugural Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for Public Service aimed at providing greater access to education and exposure to new experiences while pursuing a career in public service.
• Class of 2022: Gerontology student develops initiative to combat social isolation in nursing homes through statewide scholars program Through the Ohio Scholars in Aging program, BGSU student Lindsey Murphy developed a program to strengthen nursing home residents' relationships and decrease social isolation.
• Class of 2022: Dietetics graduate turns class experience into career in gut health research Spring graduate Maggie Oleksiak will begin a postgrad career studying human gut microbiome outcomes.
• BGSU announces $13.5M in gifts to support student success Life Design: A distinct and unparalleled approach for current and future students. BGSU announces an unprecedented commitment to the initiative with $13.5 million in gifts to support Life Design from two alumni philanthropists, Geoff Radbill ’68 and Mike Kuhlin ‘68.
• BGSU grad student's sustainable building project earns AIA Dayton award Link, who has already been hired in her field before graduation, used her BGSU classwork as a valuable portfolio item.
• Honors chemistry student to attend prestigious ACS conference Brie Bradshaw is among a select group that will attend this year’s prestigious LEADS Conference, to be hosted by the American Chemical Society this July in Washington, D.C., where she will meet with some of the world’s top chemists, scientists and professionals.
• Transfer athletes find ideal hockey-academics balance at BG Three Falcon Hockey team members are enrolled in the University's one-year MBA program, with their eyes set on careers in the business world once their days of playing competitive ice hockey end.
• SLP student turns dog-assisted therapy into focus of academic study Witt, who founded non-profit bringing dogs into special ed classrooms, now uses experience in clinical setting.
• In Photos: Inside the School of Nursing lab The Bowling Green State University School of Nursing has moved into Central Hall on the BGSU main campus. The new facility features a state-of-the-art simulation center and a skills lab.
• Graduates of BGSU Firelands respiratory care program ready for expanded career options Samantha Patalita, Shelley Krall and Brittany Sakal graduated from the respiratory care program at BGSU Firelands and are prepared for next step in their careers.
• From the commencement stage to the opera house College of Musical Arts graduate, voice performance major Jhané Perdue points to world-class faculty at BGSU for providing opportunities for musical and personal growth.
• BGSU Honors student, Alumni Laureate Scholar sets sights on career in optometry BGSU Honors student Nikhita Jacob, an Alumni Laureate Scholar, has sights set on optometry career after experiences as a biology major and soccer player.
• Dagmar Chapin completes exemplary path at BGSU on way to career in international business Chapin will graduate from the BGSU Schmidthorst College of Business as a triple major who had her choice of multiple job offers before completing school.
• Madisen Parker merges passions by completing student-teaching during basketball season Falcons' all-time, 3-point percentage leader Madisen Parker succeeding in the classroom by completing demanding major along with basketball.
• Health Services Administration degree readies Tiffany Askew for health care career Tiffany Askew is graduating from BGSU with a Master of Health Services Administration that has prepared her for a career in a rapidly changing health care field.
• BGSU students performing public good as part of BGSU 1910 course Student proposals for good works take center stage in 'Serving the Public Good – Project Gala'.
• Ian Kennedy to begin career in robotics after graduating from BGSU Ian Kennedy will join the robotics workforce after graduating from BGSU. The mechatronics engineering technology major demonstrated robotics for the Ohio governor.
• BGSU singers back up John Legend at private concert at Toledo Museum of Art Performers from Bowling Green State University sing backup to John Legend at private concert at Toledo Museum of Art.
• Ohio fire chief recognized for undergraduate research while earning degree at BGSU Fire chief Russell Thompson was published in a peer-reviewed journal while earning a Bachelor of Science in fire administration at BGSU.
• BGSU mechatronics engineering technology student lands job with RōBEX after internship Ian Kennedy, a BGSU mechatronics engineering technology major who gave a robotics demonstration to Ohio governor, lands job with RōBEX after internship.
• Accomplished professional returns to BGSU to obtain degree through University eCampus program For Kirk Stonebrook, returning to Bowling Green State University to finish earning his bachelor’s degree is a goal made possible through University eCampus program.
• Recent BGSU aviation alumnus selected for new Civil Path to Wings initiative Tanner Mackall ’21, second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force, credits BGSU for significant flight experience he gained as a civilian.
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine tours nursing, robotics facilities at BGSU Governor’s visit focused on nursing and robotics, programs that meet Ohio's current and future workforce needs.
• Summer internship with Amazon leads to job offer for BGSU finance student Bowling Green State University finance major Giovonni Colantonio’s summer internship with Amazon led to a full-time job offer upon his degree completion.
• Remey Schneider ’21 is well-prepared for high stakes internship with Ho-Chunk Remey Schneider ’21, who doubled-majored in environmental policy and analysis and international studies and highly involved in PLA and USG, interned at Ho-Chunk.
• WATCH: BGSU, city celebrate start of fall semester For the first time, the City of Bowling Green and BGSU hosted Rally BG on Main to welcome the return of BGSU students, eat and be entertained.
• BGSU College of Musical Arts helps master's candidate feel 'prepared' for career Sophie Browning gained more than a master’s degree during her time at BGSU; she obtained a lifelong bond with faculty in the College of Musical Arts.
• BGSU doctoral candidate wants to help Asian students with transition to American culture Huanzhen Xu is focused on helping students from China and other Asian countries assimilate to American culture during their college experience.
• BGSU to hold summer commencement Aug. 21 Bowling Green State University will host an outdoor graduation ceremony at 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 21, on the Bowen-Thompson Quadrangle
• MLS majors at BGSU step into important role during COVID-19 testing Bowling Green State University students majoring in MLS step up during COVID-19, proving how valuable medical laboratory scientists and technicians can be.
• BGSU doctoral student organizes conference for students, scholars in native Algeria Meriem Mechehoud, a BGSU doctoral student, organized conference for students and scholars in English as a Foreign Language programs in native Algeria.
• BGSU looks to leverage ‘new normal’ as in-person classes return in Fall 2021 As classes return to in-person at BGSU, faculty have incorporated some of those innovations used during the pandemic into their classes.
• BGSU digital arts students combat climate change using animation Bowling Green State University digital arts students create animated public service announcements for nonprofit organizations that focus on environmental issues.
• Maddi Georgoff advances dedication to community engagement Maddi Georgoff earned a Master of Public Administration Degree from BGSU and is prepared to pursue a career in program evaluation.
• BGSU's eCampus helps post-traditional student realize longtime goal of living in South Korea The versatility of BGSU's eCampus online program allowed Sherrie Lynn Dominique to continue her studies while pursuing her dream of living in South Korea.
• In Photos: BGSU Hockey broadcaster hopes to follow footsteps of Falcon legends Ryan Vallon, who majored in media production, called more than 150 BGSU Hockey games and hopes to be an NHL broadcaster one day.
• Military students, veterans find success in the classroom at BGSU Five military and veteran students obtain bachelor’s degrees this spring from BGSU while the Office of Nontraditional and Military Student Services is there to help guide them.
• Class of 2021: Anthony Laurio to be first BGSU cadet in the U.S. Space Force The final frontier is just the first step for Anthony Laurio, a 2021 BGSU graduate, as he enters the newest branch of the Armed Forces, the U.S. Space Force.
• Class of 2021: Alexia Larson finds perfect career path helping older adults BGSU May 2021 graduate Alexia Larson discovers her ideal gerontology career as long-term care ombudsman for Ohio.
• Daedrick Matthews has career headed in right direction thanks to new degree program Daedrick Matthews, a member of the first cohort for BGSU Firelands’ Bachelor of Technical and Applied Studies program, recently was hired by Elite Industrial Controls.
• Thanks to Thompson scholarship, Janae Johnson says all of her ‘wildest dreams have come true’ Janae Johnson is graduating with a degree in business administration with a double specialization in finance and business, analytics and intelligence. She also has a job lined up with Eaton Corp.
• Jessie Walton activates her Native American voice for graphic design project Jessie Walton researched her Native American roots for her graphic design senior thesis before graduating from BGSU with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in May 2021.
• Kate Jefferson, Miriam Sado found Inclusive Culturally Responsive Educators student organization Kate Jefferson and Miriam Sado, graduating students in BGSU's Inclusive Early Childhood Program, founded a student organization to develop more well-rounded educators.
• Leah Tracy leaves a piece of herself behind at BGSU As Leah Tracy prepares to leave her home for the last four years, she is leaving a piece of herself at Bowling Green State University. Her composition, “Remember, Woman,” is now the official anthem of the BGSU Women’s Chorus.
• Student entrepreneurs prepare to present their ideas for The Hatch Ten BGSU students vying for funding for their startup ideas will present to a panel of investors on April 22.
• BGSU to launch two new engineering programs in fall BGSU is offering a Master of Science in logistics systems engineering and a Bachelor of Science in systems engineering, starting in Fall 2021.
• BGSU graduate students team up with city to offer environmental history lesson BGSU graduate students have teamed up with the city to offer the community an environmental history lesson on the Wintergarden/St. John’s Nature Preserve.
• BGSU students bridge the pandemic divide A group of Bowling Green State University students explored a different avenue of communication and found a landscape of exciting new connections with a long-term care facility in Columbus.
• Class of 2021: BGSU Goldwater Fellow prepares for bioinformatics career Bowling Green State University Goldwater Fellow will pursue a Ph.D. in bioinformatics thanks to multiple research opportunities and supportive faculty mentors.
• NASCAR pit crew member on pace to finish with management and technology degree from BGSU Brandon Harder is the gasman in a NASCAR pit crew and finds time to earn a management and technology degree through BGSU’s eCampus.
• A Falcon born to fly: BGSU aviation student Robby Quinn goes viral BGSU aviation student Robby Quinn gives back to his hometown with food deliveries to and from the mainland.
• BGSU architecture major named to National Board of Directors for 2021-22 Baili Null, a BGSU senior architecture major, will serve on the American Institute of Architecture Students National Board of Directors as Midwest quad director for 2021-2022.
• BGSU nationally recognized for supporting first-generation students The National Association of Student Affairs Professionals identified BGSU for its commitment to supporting and improving outcomes for first-generation students.
• Sixty years of public good with the Peace Corps BGSU will celebrate “60 Years of Service” during Peace Corps Week, Feb. 28-March 6, highlighting their relationship.
• Falcon Forensics and Debate team wins 2021 Ohio state championship The BGSU Falcon Forensics, Speech and Debate Team won the state championship tournament Feb. 20 in debate and placed second in speaking events.
• Expand Your Horizons Fair offers resources for BGSU students Bowling Green State University's Expand Your Horizons Fair offers students interactive, experiential resources to help them prepare for careers and life.
• BGSU’s RN to BSN program fits into the hectic schedule of a travel nurse Bowling Green State University’s BGSU’s RN to BSN program fits into the hectic schedule of a travel nurse even during a pandemic.
• BGSU student perseveres with two internships during pandemic BGSU student Miarri Phillips, majoring in psychology and sociology, works hard to find two internships while studying from home.
• BGSU student recognized for her passion in the field of social work Jamie Wlosowicz was nominated for her work with the Center for Women and Gender Equity and the Center for Violence Prevention and Education.
• Class of 2020 Success Stories: MACIE program enhances Iraqi student's leadership skills as a cross-cultural education scholar Now that Shadan Albakua has gone through the MACIE program, she plans to provide teachers in U.S. schools with a teaching guide to help refugee students overcome their challenges.
• Class of 2020 Success Stories: BGSU celebrates milestone of RN to BSN program Ashley Adams was one of 19 students to graduate in the first cohort of BGSU’s RN to BSN nursing program.
• Class of 2020 Success Stories: BGSU experience is music to Gretchen Hill's ears Bowling Green State University double music major Gretchen Hill benefits from Hansen Fellowship experiences.
• Class of 2020 Success Stories: Oshionna Natsheia Lee-Hicks overcomes adversities to achieve her goal Bowling Green State University social work major Oshionna Natsheia Lee-Hicks enjoys helping her community, paying it forward.
• Class of 2020 Success Stories: Hometown University opens up a world of possibilities for social work major In addition to her social work degree, what BGSU ultimately gave Rachel Suzor was “a confidence to reach for and achieve my goals.”
• Graphic design senior thesis project teaches about microaggressions BGSU graphic design project about microaggressions earned Gyona Rice the top award for senior thesis projects in 2020.
• Graphic design delivers the power to change BGSU's graphic design program helps students learn to do design work that is meaningful and makes a difference.
• Fashion student creates accessible face coverings that enable lip-reading Before the multi-billion dollar fashion industry could react to the pandemic, a BGSU AMPD student was already at her sewing machine.
• BGSU Academy of Marketing Association adds value for students interested in sales careers BGSU marketing students gain valuable experience outside the classroom as members of the Academy of Professional Selling student organization.
• How students are answering the call this Election Day because of COVID-19 BGSU student Sierra Nathans is signing up to work the polls on Election Day, and she's in good company, with more BGSU students than ever signing up to be a poll worker.
• Leadership Strategies in a Pandemic Learn about a virtual series that helps students and organizations navigate unique challenges of COVID-19.
• Class of 2023: Gold Star wife and mom finds herself at BGSU Tiffany Eckert fulfills a promise to her late husband – and discovers a new career path – by earning an undergraduate degree at BGSU.