Bowling Green State University News

In late July, the campus of Bowling Green State University will spring to life as thousands of people invade the streets and halls of this school in Bowling Green, Ohio.

That the majority of nonresident parents have either no contact with their child or contact based on leisure activities implies that all nonresident parents probably face emotional issues and practical barriers that make day-to-day types of involvement difficult to maintain.

Fireworks displays will illuminate the region tonight and tomorrow. Toledo's fireworks will be shot off at 9:45 p.m. tomorrow from the International Park side of the Maumee River, serving as the conclusion of The Blade's Red, White, KABOOM celebration that starts today.

Adrian: July Third and Fourth Celebration at the Lenawee County Fair and Event Grounds with vendors and events.

Valley Forge's 2009 After Prom was a huge success. More than 200 seniors and their dates enjoyed three hours of food, fun and friendship during After Prom 2009.

FREMONT: LaMar Lewis Long, 75, passed away Sunday afternoon, June 28, 2009 at his home on Birchard Avenue surrounded by his family.

Three 180th Fighter Wing F-16 fighter jets will fly special patterns Wednesday, June 24, to have an official photographer take pictures of local landmarks.

Vahid Joshaghani has spent the last two weeks glued to news reports, connecting to social networking Web sites and calling home for the latest news about the recent civil unrest and violence following this month's disputed election in Iran.

Janet Hyde, a UW-Madison psychology professor, took it as a personal challenge when, in 2005, former Harvard University president Larry Summers suggested innate differences between men and women are the reason there are fewer women scientists and engineers.

Bowling Green State University is continuing to tighthen its belt as it faces a rocky economy and declining enrollment numbers.

June 26 -- Seniors are the fastest-growing users of Internet dating services and the fastest growing group of cohabiters.

Bowling Green State University is continuing to tighthen its belt as it faces a rocky economy and declining enrollment numbers.

BOWLING GREEN, O. In the midst of unsettled state budget negotiations, Bowling Green State University has adopted a balanced budget for 2009-10. The BGSU Board of Trustees at its June 26 meeting approved a $283.6 million educational and general fund budget for the University's main campus and a $14.8 million budget for its Firelands campus.

Matthew J. Yovich, 82, Howland, died at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday, June 24, 2009, at St.

Shiloh Middle School teacher Amy Biedenbach planned her wedding to fiance Chris Gary while undergoing chemotherapy.

It will be a grand several nights for singing when the Huron Playhouse opens its 61st season Tuesday in McCormick Middle School.

An area music icon is calling it quits this summer, but not before treating the public to a final appearance in Defiance.

The Bowling Green State University Firelands Office for Educational Outreach is sponsoring a Behavioral Health Series featuring a variety of Friday seminars designed for social workers, counselors, mental retardation and developmental disabilities specialists, administrators and nurses who are interested in learning more about behavioral health ...

Drum Capital Management LLC, an independent investment management firm dedicated to distressed and turnaround investments, today announced the appointment of Duran Curis as a Managing Director.

With one blow of the River Queen's horn, Lisa Bennett knows it's time to get to work.