This afternoon, one day after Columbia University released updated plans for COVID-19 safety protocols, Barnard students received a new set of guidelines in an email from Marina Catallozzi, VP of Health and Wellness. 

Trans@Barnard is a new resource website run by Barnard’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Within the context of a Historically Women’s College, there’s more to this project than meets the eye. 

Here’s what you missed (or didn’t miss) on Saturday!

Howdy folks! It’s another day in the wild west*   *Columbia housing selection

Bwog is back with the latest edition of the ongoing Major Spotlights feature! This time, we’re focusing on Barnard’s new Educational Studies major, which was unveiled in February. 

At 2:00 am this morning, two undergraduate students were accosted by two male subjects, who were later arrested by the NYPD.

Did someone say studio single?

Spread the word to friends in need.

To the aimless, the confused, and the curious — here’s *almost* everything you need to know about being a history major as a part of Bwog’s ongoing plot to demystify every department in this University. 

A call out, a roast, a horoscope, perhaps new terminology for your resume.

Though things are still impressively bad, positive moves have been made.

Between finals and election, there are several finish-lines in sight.

Things that are increasing: the temperature, COVID cases, cabinet members. Things that are decreasing, both literally and figuratively: everyone’s chill.

Cuomo is going to count to three and if you don’t pipe down, everyone’s getting a time out. 

At the start of a peaceful transition of power and a trip to the moon for scientific discovery, it bears reminding that it isn’t always terrible when history repeats itself.