Happening in the World: Millions are gathering in Central Iran to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 1979 Iranian Revolution, the toppling of the US-backed Shah Reza Pahlavi monarchy into an establishment of an Islamic republic. The celebrations are coming about heightened tensions with the United States, of which, in 2018, withdrew from the 2015 […]

Writer, Events Editor, band aficionado, poet extraordinaire. What can’t Isabel Sepulveda do? As always, if interested, shoot us an email at editors@bwog.com and we’ll make it happen.

You scream, I scream, we all scream because of the seemingly endless numbers of little quarter-sheet flyers that clubs and organizations at Columbia feel the need to slip under our doors. Because we here at Bwog are for the people and not for the corporation, we came up with some fun and useful ideas for […]

This writer asked to remain anonymous for fear of retribution for scamming the system. Use the following information wisely.

Here are Bwog’s resident Classics majors and Editors Emeritus! Emeriti? They could probably tell you. Shoot us an email at tips@bwog.com if you’re interested or just want to be lectured on Sappho. 

The international student experience is unique and often misunderstood by others, including faculty. Because of this, the international student community at Barnard often feels misunderstood, misrepresented, and marginalized. Tasneem Ebrahim, a junior at Barnard, has decided to change that. She has been working alongside Professors Cecelia Lie-Spahn and Pam Cobrin, as well as Deans Wendy […]

Are you tired of deleting and recreating your Tinder profile in search of companionship? Conversely, are you tired of seeing the same people on your Tinder feed that you thought you’d swiped left on months ago? Well, you’ve come to the right place! The deadline for Bwog Personals is quickly approaching, and this is an […]

This week at SGA, a team of Roosevelt rockstars pitched a committee of students, faculty, and alumni tasked with calling out Barnard’s foul investments & persuading them to reconsider.

There hasn’t been a sports article of any kind in the Columbia Daily Spectator since December 6, 2018. We miss the least objectionable part of Spec!

As the weather heats up, so does the drama! Here are the fun things Bwog got up to this weekend; to be featured, email tips@bwog.com.

Live from our new Sports Editor Jana, and in light of this weekend being host to one of the most momentous occasions of middle class America (BESIDES my grandma’s 90th birthday party) we, at Bwog, have decided to give you some pieces of dialogue collected from across campus regarding the wonderful world of football.

To all our lovely single readers out there, you can breathe a sigh of relief because we’ve extended our deadline for Bwog Personals this semester. If you don’t already know what Personals are, we’ll basically write you a post gassing you up and (respectfully) auctioning you off to all our other Bwog readers out there – just […]

  Guest writer Elizabeth Meyer overheard some boys talking about an “inclusive fraternity” one morning at Ferris. What would that look like? Well here, she’ll explain it to you.

Guest writer, Maya Corral, wrote this very special op-ed piece for us. You can guess to the source material that it is referring to.