Columbia Global Freedom of Expression is hosting an event entitled “Safeguarding Free Expression: The Role of Judicial Systems” today, while arrests are imminent and ongoing for student protesters at universities across the country. Editor’s note: mentions of arrest, violence.

Guiness World Records, campus protests, Swedish law, and the dismissal of an impeachment trial all in today’s Bwoglines.

Who doesn’t love a good chimp? Editor’s note: mentions of death.

Severe thunderstorms may block the view of Monday’s solar eclipse; sorry to the southerners out there.

To all of my fellow classical music girlies: it’s time. Editor’s note: mentions of death, violence.

Did someone say supporting small neighborhood businesses and getting a delicious meal in exchange?

Columbia’s Maison Francaise is continuing its film series with The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie. Editor’s note: mentions of death, violence.

South Africa has announced a monumental election happening in May. Editor’s note: mentions of discriminatory immigration law.

Free yoga for midterms season! Get on it! Editor’s note: mentions of violence, death.

I don’t know if this is just a personal experience, but Barnumbia’s dining halls have been frustratingly enigmatic in their hours, menus, and general operation recently. All I ask is, why?

Staff Writer Riley Stacy attended this semester’s first open Columbia/Barnard Tango Club meeting on Wednesday. As it turns out, dancing with strangers is awkward!

It’s actually just like Hannah Montana.

As it turns out, there’s a few reasons why the Barnard Baddies can’t stop chopping.

Some of the anonymous messaging app’s best work from the holiday weekend.

A comprehensive review of Diana’s latest addition.