What do two hungry first-year guest writers, Nathan Ko and Jose Regalado, have to say about the new dining hall?

Our hellish experience at Activities Day (We are still recovering.), heavily influenced by the light reading one of us did to prepare for LitHum. Guest Writers Avery Baumel and Erika Avallone would definitely call four hours in 90-degree weather an Inferno.

MSG may have to pack its bags and make room for Penn Station renovations... in five years.

I had to tell someone. 

How does Diana’s late night menu compare to the reigning queen of late-night dining on campus, JJ’s? Leave it to three Texans to tell you what’s hot and what’s not.

Guest Writer Ava Markhovsky walks you through what really goes on at CUPAL Auditions.

The city’s second graders are getting admission to CC earlier than usual. Editor’s warning: mentions of death

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Do you get deja vu?

Social Media Editor Tal Bloom and Guest Writer Bayley Basson propose Columbia’s hottest new clubs.

In a new email, Columbia College Dean Josef Sorett and Dean of Academic Affairs Lisa Hollibaugh announced that Columbia College and General Studies will introduce minors and phase out concentrations. The change will go into effect in Fall 2024. 

Bell will end her tenure as both Provost and Dean of the Faculty at Barnard in 2024, but will remain a part of the College’s faculty as a researcher and will resume teaching after a sabbatical.

Every summer, Bwog staff contribute to our Houses and Homes series, where we take you to the many places we’ve traveled to. The series continues with an entry from Internal Editor, Hannah Revels, from an eclectic hostel in Tel Aviv.

A daily fee for tourism in Venice, updated COVID-19 vaccines, and more in today’s Bwoglines!

Um…apparently Minority Leader of the United States Senate Addison Mitchell McConnell III is becoming the new President of Columbia?