Campus pathways go from 0 to 100 in this tale of valor, romance, and betrayal.

In emails sent out to students earlier today, Barnard and Columbia shared decisions to resume indoor seating at dining locations across their respective campuses.

So much depends upon my will to make it through this class. And white chickens, somehow.

Everyone and their grandmother is going online to watch Squid Game.

Here at Bwog, we do our best to bring your attention to important guest lecturers and special events on campus. If you notice any events excluded from our calendar or have a correction, let us know in the comments or email events@bwog.com.

Are we really sure a person can’t swipe into the buildings without filling this out every day?

The Faculty House opened its doors to undergraduate students last Thursday with minimal fanfare. Bwog dining experts, News Editor Victoria Borlando, Deputy Editor Lillian Rountree, and Senior Staff Writer Camille Sensiba, obviously had no choice but to change all previous plans to attend the grand opening. 

Bwog ponders the origins of the terrible smell behind Carman.

CC doesn’t rhyme with CC; it’s the same little cluster of letters.

I do not consume John Jay cotton candy. John Jay cotton candy consumes me.

The new policy, which takes effect tomorrow evening, rolls back some restrictions implemented on September 17 and puts Columbia’s and Barnard’s guest policies in close alignment.

Social media is a scary place.

Science Editor Sarah Braner and Deputy Editor Rania Borgani reached out to Barnard to learn more about the specifics of the Barnard Year of Science such as funding allocations, the role the humanities may play, and the lasting impact of the BYOS.

Deputy Editor Rania Borgani and Deputy Science Editor Phoebe Lu report on recent discrepancies in class-related, COVID-19 alert emails, diving into notification and contact tracing policies.

Only in New York.