Staff Writer Sophie Askanase and Arts Editor Grace Novarr met for their usual Wednesday lunch and decided to try Diana’s new ramen offerings. Spontaneously, they offer their opinions.

Bwog does not endorse any of the below. They’re just…wistful dreams.

Get ready to fit into any of the undergrad schools!

Are air fryers overrated? Maybe. Could I live without one? Sure. Do I want to? No.

Yes, the short film Anges is screening at Columbia. No, it’s not actually about biblical angels. Editor’s warning: mentions of gun violence.

My walk to class is FREEZING and I am SICK OF IT. Join me in helping the fight to accelerate climate change.

Not gonna lie, I’m still not used to seeing men in the quad.

Deputy Editor Sophie Conrad force feeds London Fog tea to poor victim Deputy News Editor Emma Burris. (Warning: too emotional.)

An exclusive interview with your beloved Barnumbia Mascots…and the finalists who didn’t make the cut. 

On Tuesday, January 24, the student group Columbia Policy Institute (CPI) discussed ChatGPT and its ramifications in the university setting for their first meeting of the new semester!

The fight for worker’s rights throughout the world, and—you guessed it—another severe weather event! Editor’s note: mentions of death.

Last week, staff writers Meeral Tashfeen and Claire De La Roche trekked through the depths of EC for a speaker panel to celebrate Isabel Huacuja Alonso’s recent work, Radio for the Millions: Hindu-Urdu Broadcasting Across Borders.

Lions and basketballs and rainbows, oh my!

Last Friday, with the Columbia Center for Archaeology, Dr. Lamya Khalidi presented her research on human adaptation to the changing climate in the Afar Lowlands of Ethiopia during the early to late Holocene.

Alisha and Linus looked at some amazing rare manuscripts (and you can, too!).