Deputy Arts Editor Adam Kluge and Managing Editor Caroline Mullooly start the new semester with tips and tricks for the transfer community.

Yes, this post is about how I’m procrastinating on the homework I haven’t done for section tomorrow. 

Just a few days into the semester, Bwog shares the first words of our professors.

Oh what fun it is to watch and read all break long, hey!

Hi Friends! Freshies! First years! Congrats you made it! You’re at college and it’s going to be so much fun. Now, I know you didn’t get to have the NSOP of your dreams, but we have an EVEN BETTER orientation week planned for you! YAY! Ok first off we have the meals. Now, I know […]

For a long time, I considered not writing this article. “It’s not that big a deal” I told myself. “It’s just a few pictures, you should have expected it” I muttered. But it has gone too far. It has all gone too far.  Last semester, my program at Columbia asked me if they could shoot […]

With a trembling heart, first-year Bwogger steps onto campus for the first time, and here are her ruminations from this delayed—yet still fateful—encounter.

Winter break was brief, but our shenanigans? Endless.

Marcelo Velez, Vice President of the Manhattanville expansion project, was arrested on January 4 in Bergen County for alleged sexual assault of a minor.

Directed by Sophia Houdaigui, BC ’21 and produced by Antara Agarwal, CC ’20 and Nakiri Gallagher-Cave, CC ’21, the 126th Annual Varsity Show: We Hope This Musical Finds You Well, premiered Saturday, January 2nd. Staff Writers Sydney Contreras and Mary Qiu review the livestream of this long-awaited virtual musical.

As we look back on the most iconic moments of 2020, we took it upon ourselves to write one last article before we never speak of this year ever (EVER!) again.

Join Bwog as we settle into bed and sign off for the rest of 2020. See you next semester!

Do me a favor and pretend all of those things rhyme for the final Field Notes of this wholly virtual but not wholly terrible semester.

Bwog ends the semester with a few closing statements from our [insert adjective here] professors!

Being warm beats being prepared for finals.