In light of the fatal incident in Morningside Park last night, CUMB has announced that Orgo Night is canceled.

According to  Barnard McAC, Midnight Breakfast has been canceled due to the violent incident that happened last night. A community gathering has been tentatively scheduled for 7 PM in the Diana Center instead. We will post updates as we receive them. Update 11:54 AM: President Beilock sent an email to Barnard students at 11:46 AM confirming […]

An 18-year old Barnard student passed away after being stabbed in Morningside Park tonight during what police believe to be an armed robbery and assault.

Bwoggers Aditi Misra, Eliza Staples, and James Perry went to an advance screening of Little Women exclusively for Barnard students. Here are their thoughts on the experience.

Bwog is a scholarly organization and like always, kept it scholarly this weekend.

Nominate any of your wise friends graduating this semester to be included in our semesterly Senior Wisdoms compilation!

Internal Editor Vivian Zhou and Staff Writer Daniel Ortega-Venni took a trip down the rabbit hole to see Alice in Wonderland put on by Columbia Blue Gaze Theater. This is what they thought. 

We’re told that our “candid appraisal is very much appreciated.” Let’s hold the administration to that. 

Bwog has many channels of communication, one being aptly named #whatareyoulisteningto. We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of every song iterated by Bwoggers this past year in #whatareyoulisteningto.

Editor in Chief Jenny Zhu says goodbye to Bwog. When I think of the twilight of my time as Editor in Chief, I think of that one Winnie the Pooh quote: “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” I think of the joy and deep compassion for this little blog that many of us share. I think of the […]

Bwoggers Vivian Zhou and Eliza Staples review Latenite, Columbia’s silliest theatre tradition and the only one for which a review could include the phrases “‘beeps’ and ‘boops,'” “orange morph suit,” and “hair emporium.”

With the annual Tree Lighting finally having taken place, we as Columbia students find ourselves in the midst of two seasons: cuffing season and finals season.

Bwog will be filing a writ of habeas corpus or whatever, and, more importantly, sending a letter to Dr. Phil to try and resolve our longtime beloved friend and FORMER co-parent NYU Local‘s attempts to kidnap and secure legal custody of our son, Baby Yoda. 

Gerald Parkins, Ph.D. (but really, please, call him Ged) is probably the best Gen. Chem professor out there, only because of his in-class magic tricks. What better way to ensure that your students are sufficiently mind-fucked than by confusing what little sanity they had left with some *spicy* magic demos? Card tricks, sawing TAs in half…what […]

The Gloves are a part of me; sometimes, I think they were always there.