The Johnson & Johnson lawsuit, new Chicago mayor-elect Brandon Johnson, and more in today’s Bwoglines!

Midterms got you down? Distract yourself for the next three to five minutes with puzzles and more!

It’s a great time to be a Barnard single, but a very bad time to want one.

This afternoon, Columbia College and SEAS announced that their Class Day speakers will be playwright Katori Hall, CC ’03, and EpiBone CEO Nina Tandon, SEAS ’09, Columbia Business School ’12, respectively.

After interviewing candidates, Bwog has chosen to endorse Sadia Safa and Cenker Camci for the University Senate and the members of CC: Represent! for CCSC. Find our detailed endorsements below.

This week, Cadence Gonzales speaks about land acknowledgments and Indigenous people’s erasure.

It’s time to live out your “cryptid writer in the woods” fantasies! Editor’s note: mentions of violence and hate crimes.

On the sixth day of housing, all that’s left to be: six studio doubles, five (hundred and 12) corridor doubles, four (actually 92) corridor singles, three (really nine) seven-person suites, two (it’s 10) eight person suites, and one student looking at this article (that’s you)!

Sulz Tower + Seniors = <3

See how Bwoggers spent their Bacchanal weekend!

On Thursday, March 30, Deputy Editor Sophie Conrad and Social Media Editor Talia Bloom attended Humble Boy in the Glicker-Milstein Theater, produced by the Columbia University Players.

Last week’s highlights and upcoming competitions for the week of April 3.

The fifth day of housing selection, a Friday, and an eternal fountain of stress.

Secretary Hillary Clinton and Speaker Nancy Pelosi will be having a discussion on global policy with SIPA Dean Keren Yarhi-Milo; in other news, Finland’s prime minister has lost her re-election bid. Editor’s warning: mentions of death

Bwog’s gears were turning during Bacchanal yesterday.