Make sure to pace yourself studying. Finals is a marathon, and you’re almost done!

Were you looking for another recipe video? Then you’re in luck! Bwog has teamed up with GS students and the Food Pantry to produce a four-part series of cooking videos, where recipes are crafted using ingredients from the food pantry. This week’s chef is Megan Calderazzo, and she’s making scones with berries and cream!

Diana Center Café aficionados Eliza Staples and Vivian Zhou delve deep on their opinions of Bubly sparkling water. If you have any issues with these rankings, you’re wrong. 

The swim test is, undoubtedly, the most useful part of the Core.

Guest Writer Sophia Gates delves into the lives of Barnard students staying on campus during the pandemic to share some of their experiences.

This has been a semester of change, senselessness, and Zoom, yet despite the general madness of our times, this week, Bwog managed to love what is still here.

It may not be glamorous, but it tastes good, and what more can you ask for in quarantine?

There’s so much you could be doing instead of studying for finals. Bwog is not telling you to procrastinate, but if you are going to do so, we’d rather you procrastinate with a little guidance.

No, not that kind of skeleton. The other kind. Like the image above, see?

Two Bwoggers, Aditi Misra and Eliza Staples, unpack why Never Have I Ever should be your next quarantine binge.

We’re back and better than the viral recipe video your grandma shared on her Facebook page! Bwog has teamed up with the Food Pantry at Columbia to produce a four-part series of cooking videos, using ingredients that are found in the Food Pantry at Columbia. The chef for this episode is Andrew “Drew” Placido, and he’s […]

After the millions of emails from Barnumbia, Bwog found free time amidst our schoolwork and other obligations for some extra-curricular activity.

We all made it (more or less) through the first year of Columbia’s new housing system. Now that we’re out on the other side, did it look any different from other years? Daily Editor Lillian Rountree scrounged through the records of this year to see what, if anything, an entirely-online system changed.

Reid: known for its lack of air conditioning, home to so much more.

Staying inside all summer actually isn’t the dream after all.