Barnard College President Sian Beilock announced the death of Alicia Lawrence, Deputy Dean of the College and Executive Director of Residential Life and Housing, in an email to students.

Welcome to this housing review, which is largely just a textual shrine to the cultural reset that is Broadway Hall’s elevator system.

Want housing super closeby to campus, Broadway, and Riverside Park while living the life in a suite of up to 7 of your friends? Look no further than Barnard’s 620!

A Staff Writer misses the John Jay Dining Hall experience and is here to help you recreate its endearing ambiance and one of a kind food at home. 

Looking for somewhere quieter but still in a relatively central location? Now what if I told you you’d be in a single? Check out River Hall if you’re a junior with an alright number, or a senior who didn’t get EC!

COVID-19 is difficult for us all, but for the college sugar babies out there social isolation brings new difficulties, romantic and financial. 

If you are looking for an easy and trendy quarantine bite, look no further than banana bread!

An anonymous BwogStaffer ponders whether it is possible to have a flash mob while social distancing. 

More than two weeks into isolation and Zoom, we here at Bwog are getting into the swing of this new normal… well, kind of.

Even COVID-19 isn’t enough to stop the power of two politicians’ mutual dislike.

Bwog is in quarantine, its unnatural habitat. Here’s a list of some of the things on Bwog’s bucket list for after we get out of quarantine and back on campus.

An anonymous Staff Writer, like many of you, longs to be reunited with Team Ferris Forever’s iconic avocado toast bar or as another Bwogger noted, “green goo” bar and is here to help you fill that void. 

Symposium, nicknamed that because of the Greek restaurant right by this dorm, is great for juniors and seniors who want a quiet brownstone and an apartment-style living space while near the action. 

You probably already have plenty of reasons not to be doing schoolwork right now, but here’s a few more to add to your list.

President Bollinger and Beilock reported the first deaths from COVID-19 within the Columbia community, including that of a student, in an email update sent to students this afternoon.