The Midterm Grading Period runs from February 24th - March 16th. Midterm grades help you answer the question “What would my final grade be if the semester ended today?” Instructors can report midterm grades at any time throughout this grading period, so you need to check your grades throughout this time.

Audition Day for prospective DMA candidates.

As part of Bowling Green State University’s annual Black History Month celebration and programming, the University will host its 25th Black Issues Conference (BIC). The conference will focus on the theme “Reviving, Renewing, Rebuilding." This year’s conference will feature keynote speaker Hill Harper and a closing performance by world-renowned jazz musicians.Registration for the event is required! - Register by Tuesday, Feb. 18 This event is open to the public, including all students, faculty and staff.Conference highlightsHonoring 100 years of the life and legacy of BGSU writer-in-residence (1978) and Distinguished Visiting Professor of Ethnic Studies (1979) James BaldwinCelebrating the skills, talents and contributions of the Black communitySpotlighting prominent alumni, faculty, faculty emeriti and community membersWith an emphasis on life and career design, the event’s lead sponsor is the Kuhlin Hub for Career Design and Connections, which serves all Bowling Green students in preparation for a lifetime of careers through coaching, employment services and connections with companies and alumni. Panel discussions at the event will include how alumni have used the skills they gained during their college experience in their careers and community engagement.We look forward to this day of dialogue and connection as part of Black History Month programming.Please email bic@bgsu.edu for more information.

Join the Center for Women and Gender Equity on Tuesday, February 25, 2025 in BTSU 207 for the Women of Color Leadership Summit, an annual event that brings women of color activist-scholars to BGSU to discuss the contributions women of color have made to leadership, activism, and advocacy in their communities and more broadly.This year, the CWGE is collaborating with the Center for Student Connection and Opportunity to integrate the Women of Color Leadership event into the 25th annual Black Issues Conference--allowing us to create a Women of Color Leadership track with invited panelists in the morning sessions and other presenters in the afternoon.This year, our panel includes Ash Moon, the Anti-Human Trafficking Specialist and Shelter Advocate at The Cocoon; licensed independent social worker, community advocate, and champion for health equity, BreAnn Nelson; and Kelli Daniels, owner and lead consultant of JAYRAMON LLC.Guest speakers will participate in a moderated panel from 9:30-10:25 am, followed by an in-depth Q&A session from 10:30 - 11:25 am. If you are unable to attend the first session, you may still attend the second.To RSVP, please contact cwge@bgsu.edu and indicate if you would like to attend virtually or in-person.

Stop in Falcon Square, North, and grab a FREE bite to eat and chat with Dean Dr. Carter about how your semester is going!

Student Engagement, Diversity and Inclusion is hosting a Winter Welcome Clubs and Organizations Involvement Fair for students. This is a great opportunity to get connected to a variety of student organizations.