Love Boba? So do we. That’s why Bwoggers Lori Luo and Eunice Bae sacrificed their bodies for the sake of investigative journalism to bring you Bwog’s most comprehensive report of boba places around Columbia yet.

Have you ever been the victim of such a problem before? Well I have and I am not happy.

Here at Bwog, we had a weekend full of love, 1020 incidents, and fun!

Staff Writer Jane Walsh shares what to do if approached by a wild South Dakotan.

It was like Ad Astra, but instead of embarking on a journey through space to find my long-lost dad, I went to the basement of John Jay Hall and came face-to-face with myself. 

Bwogger Daniel Ortega-Venni has a message of support and personal suffering for all those students with tight breaks between classes.

New CCSC Bureau Chief Adam Kluge reports on cupcakes and the comings and goings in the room where it happens.

Have you ever wanted to run through Riverside Park way too late at night?  Staff writer Cole Gengos took one for the team and found out what happens when you mix copious amounts of caffeine and late night strolls.

New Bwogger and first-year student Joanna Yu attended the keynote event, From Refugee Children to Climate Change: Global Challenges in an Age of Nationalism, hosted by the DART Center for Journalism and Trauma of Columbia Journalism School. 

This summer’s renovations blessed Carman with some single dorms (on the lower floors), providing the perfect balance between a social scene and privacy.  Staff writer Reyna Choi reports on her fabulously good luck.

Baby Bwogger and Barnard First-Year James Perry faced their fear of approaching random people in the dining halls.

Baby Bwogger Mia Xing went to a CU Taiko rehearsal, during which she dropped her drumsticks and almost had to do push-ups, which she doesn’t know how to do! Here are her thoughts on why everyone should learn how to play the Japanese drums at Columbia!

Saviors come in vast variety, ranging from your celebrity crush to the stranger who held the door open for you as the 37 distinct items perfectly perched in your arms began to slip. Staff Writer Chloe Gong divulges how her savior came through just in time.

On September 20th, the Institute for Religion, Culture, and Public Life teamed up with Columbia Religious Life to host a forum on the recent measles outbreak in New York’s ultra-orthodox Jewish communities. The recent outbreaks are a result of poor vaccination rates in the community, especially among children. Guest Bwogger Ohad Klopman reports.

In which Baby Bwogger Alyse Rovner has a few choice words for one *particular* hand-raiser.