In this lecture hall review, Bwog navigates its way through the maze of Schermerhorn to arrive in a cushioned wonderland inhabited by over-zealous freshmen and cocky professors alike. We all have high expectations the first time we walk into Schermerhorn 501. It’s the first semester of freshman year, and you’ve optimistically set out to worm […]

Delta GDP, the Growth and Development Project at Columbia, will meet tonight at 8:30 pm in Hamilton 303 for an open dialogue on women’s rights in India. As you’re eating your free samosas, discuss with peers the recent rape and murder of Jyothi Singh Pandey, India’s general attitude on the issue, and the future of […]

Button your buttons, shine your shoes! There’s culture all around, and it’s pretty fun too. Our Arts Editor Kyra Bloom brings it all to you.  Tonight Grupo Quisqueyano is sponsoring an Afrobeats Dance Workshop tonight at 6 pm in Barnard Hall, Studio 1.  The event is in honor of the beginning of Black History Month […]

This morning the 11-person SIC committee announced the names of the student organizations whom they chose to live in two EC townhouses, a spiffy Wallach suite, and the Convent (“Special Interest Community House”). The lucky winners have until tomorrow at 5 pm to accept the offers. Congrats to the following groups! Wallach 2C: Writer’s House SIC House: […]

We’re sure you’re counting down the hours until Valentine’s Day, but look no further, dear souls. Love is already all around us. The Pentagon gets romantic. (NY Times) Passion soars in Florida. (CBS) Two entities collide. (KTLA) A baby comes out of it all. (Washington Post) S/he grows up in a truly new era. (USA […]

Bwog knows that you secretly crave confirmation of your opinions on everything from pastries to cafes to chairs, so we are bringing you a new series of reviews of lecture halls. Tonight, we explore the dark side of one of America’s favorite founding fathers… the shitty elevator access in the Columbia Hall named after Alexander […]

SGA met again in the cozy, if bright, room of Diana 502, eager and ready to ask tough questions of their administrative guest, Linda Bell. There, once again, Diana Bureau Chief Madeleine Ball watched and listened, as stoic as a Stark in the godswood. This week, SGA began their meeting by excitedly welcoming Barnard’s provost, […]

You, your friends, and your classmates are welcome at the third meeting of The Blue and White. As per usual, it will be at 9 p.m. in St. Paul’s Chapel. Tonight we will be contemplating how to  better appreciate beauty and also accepting/assigning pitches for our March issue. —The editors

In the fall Barnard reported a record number of early decision applicants and this year’s round of regular decision applications is just as strong, apparently. Bwog is still waiting for stats on the extent to which it is also bold and beautiful. Barnard’s Media Relations Director Sun Min reports: Following the upward trend in recent years, […]

Call up your favorite Columbia fashion blog (or if it’s too hard to pick your favorite, just call your top 10) , because Bwog has spotted some fresh outfits around campus. We were impressed by the statues’ winter collection last semester. With these new pieces, they are approaching Augusta Dayton-levels of Columbia stylishness.  

Bwog wants you to expand your horizons. Go follow Everyday Africa on Instagram. (Salon) The new Blackberry Z10 is getting record orders in Canada. The moral of this story is that in Canada, there is always a second chance. (BusinessWeek) Thinking of just the right way to phrase your next CU Admirers post? Well, don’t. […]

Big black coat with a fur trimmed hood lost at Mel’s on 2/2/13. It had a pair of gray gloves in the pockets. Currently do not have a jacket to wear. Please return if found. Contact info: st2671@columbia.edu or 1-(347)-277-3993 Here is a link to the coat (in black)

This Thursday, the annual Dean’s Scholarship Reception will be held in the Roone Arledge Auditorium in Lerner.  Students with named scholarships are invited to go and meet the donor who named their scholarship.  According to the Columbia website, students are matched with donors based on “intellectual pursuits, extracurricular achievements, hometowns and plans for the future, […]

Are your multiple late-night Columbia Admirers posts not getting the attention of that special someone in your 200-person lecture? (Hint: it’s probably because you’re describing them as a tall brown-haired person in skinny jeans who was taking notes and drinking coffee). Time to burst your anonymous bubble: Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and if […]

It is becoming increasingly likely that an individual possessed by a giant rabbit has caused the John Jay elevator crisis: