The murder hornet problem has maybe been solved! One down, hundreds of other problems to go.

Yes. I know most of us wish we were back on campus. We would even put up with the Hartley bathrooms if it meant coming back. But, let’s feel better about our situation by naming some of the god-awful things we don’t miss about campus.

Daily Editor Lillian Rountree manages to attend class and a talk at the same time at Maison Française’s “A Medical Disaster and its Aftermaths: The Quest for Sleeping Sickness Eradication in Colonial Africa.”

The Bwog executive board announces that Isabel Sepúlveda has agreed to step down from their position as Editor in Chief and has been dismissed from Bwog.

As the saying goes: “in these unprecedented times…”

Public static main void string args. If you saw Bwoggers Brigid Cromwell and Sydney Contreras doodling all over their Intro to Java and Computing in Context finals, no you didn’t.

Deputy News Editor Nicki Camberg, Daily Editor Bannon Beall, and Senior Staff Writer Daniel Ortega-Venni analyzed your favorite characters from childhood and placed them all within the CUCU (the Columbia University Cinematic Universe). 

Bwog is telling you to practice self-care…there we said it.

What if Bwog was in a novel? This week in Field Notes, we explore that proposition.

Bwog Staff wants to help you find your go-to dance move and can confidently say it’s correlated to your major of choice. 

We are so tired.

It is always politics, isn’t it?

Howdy, y’all! Welcome back to our weekly student council roundup, brought to you by Bureau Chiefs Maddie Goodman (CSSC), Eliza Staples (SGA), Olivia Mitchell (GSSC), and, temporarily, Leora Schloss (ESC). Hope y’all have a hog-killin’ time this weekend and stay masked up! This week in CSSC: President Joon Baek CC ’21 and VP Communications Krishna […]

Everyone misses something about campus. This one Bwogger just happens to miss something more…scent based.

This year, with Columbia students learning across the globe, it is time to expand our understanding of Columbia beyond its existence as a “University in the City of New York.” Certain Barnumbia spaces exude the precise vibes of certain geographical regions of the United States, so, with that in mind, allow me to give you […]