Bwog Internal Editor Manaia Taula-Lieras attends the 2026 Ivy Native Conference (INC), entitled “Plants and Our People: Rooted in Indigenous Community.”

This 12-song medley took viewers through 11 different musicals, filling the space with an energy and excitement that audiences are sure to remember.

The beloved drama comes alive in a night of boundless laughter, intense face-offs, and pop music!

How fitting to participate in a workshop on AI and music on the same day as the release of Spotify’s 2025 Wrapped! What could be a better reminder of how the lines between creativity and efficiency are increasingly blurred with the incorporation of artificial intelligence in the music industry?

Staff Writer Manaia Taula-Lieras (CC ‘28) attends BTE’s brief and beautiful musical renditions of Hairspray and Little Shop of Horrors for a night that centered on Black voices and reflected on social issues.

The Columbia Lions played fervently during this year’s Homecoming game, but ultimately did not secure a win against the Penn Quakers.

The movement is more than a protest; it is a demonstration of what community and intergenerational healing can accomplish. The fight to defend Mauna Kea prioritizes love, balance, and cultural wisdom.

The Columbia Climate School, in collaboration with Yale’s Center for Business and the Environment, hosted a Sustainable Fashion Exchange event in The Forum on Wednesday, February 5.