Parisians are eating inside restaurants and receiving fines while New York is lacking in Johnson & Johnson supply.

There are no more Plimpton singles at Barnard, but Columbia students can always opt for the shafted, six-person Plimpton Hall suite.

Does this Open Meeting Announcement imply the existence of a town named after Bwog? Perhaps.

Easter during the COVID-19 pandemic take two.

Mamma Mia! There’s an Open Meeting tonight! 

Was no one going to tell me journalists weren’t given due process rights if the NYPD revoked or suspended their credentials?

President Lee Bollinger sent an email out earlier today announcing the appointment of Senior Executive Vice Dean Shih-Fu Chang as the new Interim Dean of SEAS.

Piazza may randomly assign anonymous icons to students, but there is only one true icon that captures the students of each undergraduate school.

SGA gets real on climate change and holding the administration accountable when it comes to these issues.

Columbia University released a list of study and dining accommodations for Muslim students observing Ramadan.

Bwog and fire can be synonyms…right?

What do lockdowns, state of emergencies, positivity rates, and poetry all have in common? They all revolve around COVID-19, and they all are featured in today’s Bwoglines.

Columbia College announced, in an online news update, that actor and director Mario Van Peebles, is tasked with presenting the keynote to graduating students as this year’s Class Day speaker.

Barnard and Columbia students will soon be able to schedule appointments at Columbia vaccination sites, given eligibility requirements, according to emails sent out to students this morning.  

Spring of ’21 is not even close to the summer of ’69, but we can pretend it is at tonight’s Open Meeting!