Provost Boyce announced via email today that the start of the Spring 2022 semester will be virtual amid COVID-19 developments. 

To all my friends who finished all of their finals over a week ago: please just stop talking to me.

What to do if you’ve been calling Columbia home by accident because you like it better here.

Finals didn’t stop Bwog from living it up. Well, actually, it sort of did.

You know the drill! Enjoy the tunes, fits, and pastimes of Bwog’s fall semester.

In the heart of finals season, Bwog is here to tell you how not to study.

This semester has been marked by many ups (I’m assuming for some people) and downs (that’s more like it.) No matter how bad it got, though, nothing kept me up at night quite like the cringe-worthy interactions I had with professors this semester.

On the first day of finals week, following an increase in COVID-19 positivity rates and Barnard’s return to grab-and-go dining, CC and SEAS have strongly recommended that professors move all finals to an online format. Senior Staff Writer Grace Fitzgerald-Diaz and Staff Writer Victoria Melkonyan contributed to this report.

Bwog explores modern alternatives for Columbia College’s swim test.

The one where I give you all the tea about Columbia’s libraries because I have spent the majority of the last 72 hours living in them.

Yeah. I don’t want to talk about it.

The advice you need at just the right time…

A coup by any other major—except political science—would be just as radical. 

On Friday morning, Staff Writer Simon Panfilio and Senior Staff Writer Charlotte Slovin attended a Committee on Global Thought event on changes in the art museum world.

Senior Staff Writer James Perry and Deputy Arts Editor Grace Novarr attended the Barnard College Department of Theatre’s production of Orlando by Sarah Ruhl, directed by Ran Xia.