Feb 20, 2023
The BGSU President's Day Open House has been a tradition since 1996. Welcome to campus Future Falcons!
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The BGSU President's Day Open House has been a tradition since 1996. Welcome to campus Future Falcons!
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Photo from UA 114 University Photographs.
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BGSU is celebrating 100 years of Homecoming this year and we've joining in with our new exhibit featuring items from the Cochrane Cunningham Athletics Archive. This exhibit will be up through the end of September, so stop by and see us!
Falcons former, current, and future will enjoy this online tour of BGSU's campus. Take some time to take a virtual walk through campus and see the old and the new.
Welcome to the BGSU University Libraries’ Digital Gallery! Through this site, we provide online access to digital collections and exhibits
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How many of these did you have?
Assorted BGSU spirit buttons from the Cochrane Cunningham Athletics Archive.
Good luck to BGSU Falcon Hockey as they enter the CCHA Mason Cup playoffs! 42 years ago, two former BGSU players, Mark Wells and Ken Marrow, played in what became known as the “Miracle On Ice” Olympic game in Lake Placid New York. Mark Wells was a center for the team and played as #15. As a Falcon, he played as #10 and was a star forward, ranked 7th of all-time in points scored at BGSU. In his four seasons, he scored 231 points over 154 games played, with 77 goals and 154 assists. Ken Morrow played defense for USA (and BGSU) with #3. He went on to have a successful NHL career with the NY Islanders, including becoming the first men’s ice hockey player to win an Olympic gold medal and a Stanley Cup in the same year (1980).
As we near the end of finals week, we at the CAC just want to say Go Falcons! Exams can be hard, but you got this! Here's some vintage motivation, Falcon style.
The photos are of The Pomerettes, Freddie Falcon, and some young Falcon fans, all photos are undated.