Nobody ever said the smartphone business was going to be an easy one.

COVID-19 was detected in the wastewater from Broadway and Wien, and two COVID cases were identified in the Mudd Building.

Feeling like you’re inadequate? You’re not.

Operating out of Junzi Kitchen, the pop-up Nice Day offers nostalgic Chinese American food, including some of the best spring rolls in the city. Bwog Senior Staff Writers, Elena Christenfeld and Yuki Adams, spoke with Yong Zhao, Lucas Sin, and Nicky Chang, the CEO, Head Chef, and Head of Design and Strategy for Nice Day, […]

The Graduate Workers of Columbia (GWC-UAW) has accepted the University’s offer of mediation in exchange for a pause of the current strike, as stated in an update to their website on the evening of Friday, April 2.

In which we finally answer the question, “Does Roaree have an evil twin?”

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to a have a semester where the largest class was 19 people? Well, think no longer! Here’s everything you need to know about the lecture-less life.

March is the year’s most tragic and most inspired month. Here are Bwog’s favorite beverages and locales, products and purchases, books, films, albums, and experiences of the past 31 days.

Before we sign off for good, we wanted to reflect on our history and our work.

Life can be a bag of nails, so gitty-up and get informed with this Weekly Roundup!

This stuff is no joke.

On March 30, the University announced that it has added three more members to its Board of Trustees, including Columbia alumni who are trailblazers in the non-profit sector.

These shoes are a big deal y’all.

Earlier this morning, the Columbia Elections Commissions announced the results of the Spring 2021 CCSC and ESC Elections to students over email.

An Anonymous Bwog Staffer speed watches ten lectures and lives to tell the tale.