Bwog Daily Editors Talia Bloom and Ben Parkhurst spill the tea on which warm foods will bring you joy and which may just do the opposite.

Tofu nuggets are one of the few things in this world that bring me joy. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I would love to show my deep gratitude for these tofu nuggets.

Cue us aggressively hailing a taxi. Editor’s warning: mention of violence.

We promise we’re not obsessed with pumpkins, but you surely will be after reading about the gourd overload we experienced this weekend.

The Lions faced a tough challenge when SEC opponent Vanderbilt came to town. The Commodores pulled away in the fourth quarter to top Columbia 74–63.

Warning: These songs might send you spiraling into a deep seasonal depression, but at least the melodies go hard.

Don’t want to do work? Listen to these songs and stare at your roommate for an hour instead!

In this terrible time of 30 degree weather, look forward to summer! Editor’s warning: mentions of gun violence

What do they taste like? Good question.

The past two weeks’ highlights and upcoming competitions for the week of November 14.

News Editor Victoria Borlando and Staff Writer Emma Burris recently attended a production of Sense and Sensibility: 1976 organized by the student-run theater group Columbia University Players.

The second-floor green chairs provide superior back support, a better view, and more isolation: no worrying if friends walking to class are going to see you eat that crumb you dropped on your shirt—and yet, I am an avid first floor enthusiast. Why, you ask? The whispering. 

Miss The 1975 Concert Last Monday? Don’t Worry, Matty Healy Is All Around You. Here are five kids on campus that (probably unintentionally) channel Matty Healy in their everyday lives.

Efforts to increase New York City sanitation are up, US Republican Party morale is down, welcome to Bwoglines.

Hold on tight spider monkeys, and run, don’t walk, to Lerner 510 for Bwog’s weekly open meeting!