Bwog shows you that no summer is a summer wasted if you can find a strong resume verb. 

With the inevitable on the horizon, it might be time to refresh those studying strategies…

Yes, it’s still summer. Yes, all we can do is hope that this fall might bear some kind of resemblance to fall semesters past. However, that small ember of hope has unlocked memories of I thought I had forgotten: of being pushed against couples grinding against each other in EC suites far beyond room capacity; […]

We are almost halfway through the summer and some of you might be saying AHHHH. We here at Bwog have been keeping ourselves busy (or not). Here’s to hoping the semester does not start up too soon because some of us still need to get our shit together.

I’m begging you to press send.

Bwog uncovered that President Lee Bollinger as the head of the University administration suggested the possibility of pressuring non-tenure-track instructors, in particular, to teach in person for the Fall 2020 semester. Additionally, we uncovered deep cracks in the administration, exposing tensions between Dean James Valentini and the President, then-Interim Provost, and Executive Vice President.

A Midwestern Bwogger breaks down all the stuff she’s learned about big city life.

Arts Editor Maya Campbell and GSSC Bureau Chief Charlotte Slovin bring you an extensive list of New York City museums, sculpture gardens, theaters, and more that are free to all Barnumbia students.

Columbia Engineering Ph.D. student Mateo Williams has passed away, according to an email from SEAS administrators earlier today.

Columbia administrators, including President Lee C. Bollinger, are deliberating on increasing student enrollment in CC and SEAS. The undergraduate student body has not been informed nor asked for input regarding these considerations.

Dean Kromm confirmed the return of all students to campus for the fall 2021 semester in an email to CC and SEAS students this afternoon.

Deputy Editor Lillian Rountree, Deputy Events Editor Grace Fitzgerald-Diaz, and SGA Bureau Chief Grace Novarr spoke with the three dissenting members of the GWC-UAW Bargaining Committee following the announcement of the tentative contract rejection and the entire committee’s joint resignation.

We’ve made some happy memories this semester, but it’s time to say goodbye.

Welcome back to Bwog’s partially–annual post, where we regurgitate the academic jargon we’ve been bombarded with all year.

Don’t let finals crush yours!