Welcome back to campus, Barnumbians! And welcome TO campus to the Class of 2026! We hope that, by now, you’ve settled into your room, met your roommates, and figured out how to use your room key. If you’ve done all those things—great! You’re officially on your way to becoming a functioning member of a college. […]

In an email sent to students this morning, Barnard’s Public Health Response Team informed students about a change to the college’s COVID-19 testing model for the Fall semester.

Fahad Alowaidah, SEAS ‘26, recently passed away in a plane crash in his home country of Saudi Arabia, according to an email sent to students by Deans Chang and Sorett.

After many years of serving Columbia students and local patrons, the café will close its doors on Morningside Heights.

Some cherry-picked, innate benefits to wherever you’re about to call home.

Senior Staff Writer Grace Fitzgerald-Diaz sat down with the leaders and members of Barnard’s Reproductive Justice Collective to talk about their current initiatives, abortion rights issues on-campus, and their work with the city.

Hoping to avoid a freshman flop era? Steer clear of Bwog’s past mistakes and heed our advice so you don’t foul up your first year at Barnumbia.

Trying to familiarize yourself with Columbia, but finding yourself overwhelmed by a barrage of new terms? Not to worry! Bwog is here to break down the essential vocabulary you should know before starting your first semester.

Barnard Residential Life and Housing expanded residence hall guest allowances three weeks into the summer term.

Wave this semester goodbye!

Bwog’s current Board members, Rania, Henry, and Sofia, summarize the whole semester and, boy, was Spring 2022 a doozy or what?

In which Bwog makes some bad jokes, but also possibly some advances in the academic discussion?

Nothing like raccoons sifting through garbage to get your attention span to lengthen.

The University is recording faculty stances tomorrow on its plan to integrate Columbia College and the School of General Studies further into Arts and Sciences, the University division which also oversees a number of graduate schools.

Au revoir, Columbia (is what we would be saying if we weren’t too busy studying).