School started. So we decided to learn the alphabet.

Bicycle crime in Mallorca and the history of virtual lectures–what more could you want? Editor’s Note: This article contains mentions of violence.

The Columbia Policy Institute hosted a meeting on an unspoken pillar of America: milk.

Welcome back to Science Fair, Bwog’s weekly roundup of science events happening around campus. As always, email science@bwog.com if you want your event featured.

When rethinking our relationship to the planet, should one consider love?

Happy first day of classes! Bwoglines is back and ready to help you start your day.

Yesterday, President Bollinger announced Professor Keren Yarhi-Milo as the next Dean of Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs.

Aaaaaand we’re back! Back with weekly coverage of CCSC and in-person meetings! Never has anyone been so excited to dive right into the details of Parliamentary Procedure like this year’s CCSC, with us right beside to write about it.

Reasons to join the Columbia Artist Society: absolutely magnificent mornings.

For the first-years, transfers, and the rest of us who will be finalizing course registration in the early fall, here’s a quick guide to smart course decision-making.

Columbia University Registrar Barry Kane informed the student body that all Fall classes are expected to return to full capacity in-person instruction with no social distancing required in an email tonight.

GSSC spoke about elections, events, and anti-discrimination efforts during their last Council meeting of the year.

On Tuesday night, GSSC discussed the election schedule, upcoming events, and creative ways to access forms.

On Tuesday night, GSSC met to discuss the graduate workers strike, tuition reduction, and teaching awards…and Bwog was mentioned once!

GSSC Bureau Chief Charlotte Slovin speaks with Shaun Abreu, Columbia College graduate and current candidate for City Council District 7.