On Wednesday, Barnard administration announced updates to campus demonstration policies and changes to Barnard’s policy development and revision process in an email to students. These amendments come several months after the policies were first implemented during the height of campus protest activity during the Spring 2024 semester.

Columbia Formula SAE Racing held its first open interest meeting on Monday, September 9 in Pupin 301. Guest writer Zora Day-Friedland stopped by and now recounts her experience. When I stumbled into the Columbia Formula SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) Racing interest meeting, I was a few minutes late, a little sweaty, and quite a […]

On Monday, September 9, guest writer Pramit Ghatak attended Columbia University’s School of Journalism’s panel discussion titled “AI & Local News: Challenges and Opportunities for Journalism in NY.” The panel focused on the increasing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the news industry.

On Monday night, guest writers Lorelei Gorton, Jaci Walker, and Anna Welsh attended Columbia University Ballroom’s first lesson and dance showcase.

For those facing the endless drilling outside their windows, here are a few recommendations to find a moment of peace.

Mother Earth is giving people all around the world a hard time. TW: Sexual assault.

Guest writer Richie explores why Daya is hiding away from the Columbia campus.

Bwog Staff Writer Theo Sandler arrived on campus one fateful day to face… themself and their friend, but as a really big poster. 

Interested in the performing arts? Here are some tips to help you shine!

Bumpin’ that.

Bwog fact check: no one is eating dogs and cats.

They love to say Barnard isn’t a part of Columbia until they need more protein: an investigation by Guest Writer Zoe Berry.

Sports Editor Sam Mezrich and Deputy Sports Editor Katie De la Paz give a rundown of the most important events for Columbia Athletics this summer.

BwogBooks is the booksy side of Bwog as staff writer, Maren Frey, covers Columbia University alumni books, ranging from memoirs to short stories to historical fiction. Emma Cline’s The Guest, a National Bestseller is this week’s review. 

Taiko is a traditional form of Japanese drumming used for festivals, storytelling, and self-expression. The Columbia University Taiko Club aims to make the art of taiko accessible to all skill levels.