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Seriously, this went up at 9 AM. Classes are over. Sleep in, you deserve it.

As the world reckons with Coronavirus, many places are wondering when things can start returning to normal and New York makes a decision about their primaries.

Oil prices have dropped, Immigration might get stopped, and Cuomo hopes hazard-pay isn’t blocked.

This morning, President Beilock put out a statement saying that summer programs such as the Summer Research Institute (SRI) and all faculty-led off-campus programs have been canceled and Summer Opportunity Programs have been moved online. There will also be a Work Exemption Grant for students who rely on summer income but are unable to work […]

Let’s be honest. Things have been kinda terrible, but Europe is starting to heal, Democrats are trying to unite, and various Governors are stepping up responsibly where leadership has been lacking.

This week on Bwoglines: a decision by the Supreme Court, a deputized Prime Minister, and another reason to like St. John’s.

In the midst of chaos, we can all take these moments to try and chill out and be kind to the people around us. As well as wash your hands and support workers.

Spring break is coming to a close, and now that many of us are waking up at home or elsewhere, Bwog is waking from its slumber to bring you news!

Despite the best efforts of the world to make life an ludicrous chain of absurdity, the sun is indeed still shining.

For all you Sophomores with low lottery numbers out there, welcome to your new home! Quite possibly the worst dorm on campus, McBain has its ups and downs.

Israel holds its third election this year, the democratic primaries speed up with super tuesday, and a second case of Coronavirus pops up outside of the city.

Tired of that Monday/Wednesday 8:10 you have? Today’s the last day to drop it and suck up that extra sleep!

A former world leader has died, another has a accused supreme court justices of bias, and Harvey Weinstein is finally facing prison time.

Daily Editor and Creative Writing Major Josh Tate finally comes clean about everyone’s favorite superstition.