Image via Flickr/Peter Kaminski Recycling. (NYT) Head lice. (Gothamist) Campaigning. (NYDaily) Bragging. (Gothamist) More campaigning. (Spec)

Rounding off our CCSC executive board interviews is Stand Columbia, comprised of Learned Foote, Andrew Nguyen, Karishma Habbu, Brandon Christophe, and Andrea Folds. How would you evaluate the job done by the current student council? Especially the current executive board? Learned Foote (President): I think that the current council has been very impressive. And I […]

Ah, spring in New York. There’s something so nostalgic and old-fashioned about it all–afternoons in Central Park, evenings by Lincoln Center, students all over Low Steps at all hours of the day. . . This week, Bwog brings you some of the more dapper Columbians, all of whose sartorial ensembles seemed a tribute to Old […]

For our second part in the series of interviews of the competing tickets for the upcoming CCSC elections on Tuesday, Bwog joins Sean Manning Udell, Alexandra Coromilas, Tom Amegadzie, Sonya Chandra and Andy Kim of the After Party, which is running for the 2011 Class Council. Stay tuned in to Bwog today for the rest […]

Bwog presents the first installment of today’s series of interviews of the competing tickets for the upcoming CCSC elections on Tuesday. The Naked Party, comprised of Eugenio Suarez, Opal Hoyt, Laura Gabriele, Beezly Kiernan, and Stephanie Wilhelm, are campaigning for the executive board based on ‘accessibility, transparency and accountability, as well as innovation.’ Check back […]

Architecture students, take note: Jenny Hsu, SEAS ’10, made this 7-layer model of Low Library out of 100% edible ingredients! Says Hsu, “I just wanted to make it. I’m a second semester senior.” More photos of the cake, as well as photos of an earlier Alice in Wonderland-themed cake, after the jump.

If you don’t like to tell the truth! Brownies, blondies, cookies, and their accompanying crumbs outside Roone right now for a Days on Campus event. Just look like you don’t even know what’s going on!

CUArts‘ relationship with the Columbia administration. (Spec) Your relationship. (Gothamist) Bloomberg’s relationship with the Crips and the Bloods. (NY Post) The MTA’s relationship with pregnant women. (NBC New York) Russia and Poland’s relationship. (NYT) Photo via Wikimedia Commons

Barnard students received the exhilarating news at 7:15 p.m. this evening.  Certain candidates showed off their promptness, introducing themselves to first-years in the Quad just moments before the e-mail was sent. Hello Barnard Students! Elections season has started! Please see below for the list of SGA Candidates for this Election season. Hear the candidates talk […]

3-4 men were arrested at the 116th Gates at around 7:45 this evening. Checking in with Police Department now, and should have an update soon. As of 8:40, the scene was clear. Update: As of 9:06 p.m., the police have no update on the situation. We will update as soon as possible so check back!

Bwog’s Morningside Heights Flora Expert Gavin McGown was apparently the only one who was there for the actual blossoming.  What he captured is as follows.

Bwog’s Ballet Correspondent Megan McGregor reports from Miller Theatre in a leotard. Last night, Miller Theatre was packed with Columbia’s fashionable ballet-loving crowd and their friends in anticipation of the recently formed Columbia Ballet Collaborative’s performance of new works.  The evening commenced with a fluid contemporary piece about relationships starring Caitlin Dieck, Catherine Dillard, Don […]

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Everywhere Global Health Corps Fellowships Applications Global Health Corps (GHC) aims to mobilize a global community of young leaders to build a movement for health equity. GHC provides opportunities for young professionals from diverse backgrounds to work on the frontlines of the fight for global health equity in year-long fellowships. Our fellows will have a […]

It’s no fun to be stuck in a sweaty classroom while those of us who skip class the rest of the world frolics outside in the sunshine. Over the past week, Bwog has reached out across academic disciplines, to professors young and old, to assess their stances on teaching out of doors. While some highly respected […]