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On Tuesday, September 29, Mahmoud Khalil (SIPA ’25) celebrated the launch of his new book, No Land to Stand on: Notes from Detention. He and Donziger discussed Khalil’s life before Columbia, as well as his experiences in detention and his current lawsuits against Columbia University and the United States Government. 

It is time someone speaks out about this terrible building.

Also in today’s Bwoglines: an abandoned deal on migration, identity theft, and Björk.

So nice we had to do it twice! We are reopening applications for Staff Writers, Daily Editors and Illustrators until October 9, 2026 at 11:59 pm. Rush Bwog!

Lost Bwoggers never grow up… they attend Open Meeting in Lerner 510 from 9 to 10 pm!

Would you clean up your vacant lot for $250? Editor’s warning: mention of violence.

Making the most of your meal swipes, because that tuition has to be put to use. Grace Dodge is the only place to do it!

Welcome back to Columbia and to Science Fair, Bwog’s weekly roundup of science events happening around campus. Enjoy some low-stress events this week to escape finals mania! As always, email science@bwog.com if you want your event featured.

Also today: AI and accountability for war crimes.

While most of us were rotting in the depths of the Butler library only three weeks into school or trying to rationalize paying for overpriced snacks on campus, the real adults in international climate policy gathered at Buell Hall this past Wednesday to discuss “What is left of the Paris Climate Agreement?”

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