On Day 5 of Columbia’s housing lottery, the suite selection may have slowed down, but the fight for corridor-style singles is just ramping up.

Earlier today, Columbia released the names of this year’s honorary degree recipients, including Hillary Rodham Clinton and Yo-Yo Ma.   Editor’s Warning: This article contains mentions of sexual abuse allegations.

The Sixth Annual Alumni Poetry Reading Series occurred in Dodge 501 on Wednesday afternoon.

How does stand one out when thousands of other students are taking the same exact pictures in the same exact Pantone 290 gowns?

Stressful times call for… alternative treatment methods.

On Day 4 of Columbia’s housing lottery, we said goodbye to singles in many senior favorites and set the stage for a Hunger Games-style competition over the remaining suites.

Need some snacks to fuel your late-night study sessions? We’ll tell you where to get the best prices in the neighborhood.

On Thursday morning, Columbia President Lee Bollinger announced he will step down at the end of the 2022–23 academic year.

With its last appearance in the public eye being in a Columbia College Today Spring 2020 magazine, the once-promised “Beginner’s Mind Institute” suddenly finds itself back into public memory.

Amidst Tuesday’s subway incident and other world events, a lot of news this week is difficult to read about and witness. Editor’s warning: Mentions of police killing, mention of a mass shooting

On Day 3 of Columbia’s housing lottery, rising seniors continued to make (mostly) expected housing decisions.

A Bwog staffer is ready to throw hands in order to get a hold of the last piece to her scheduling puzzle.

THE MEDIA CENTER IS SO COOL READ ABOUT IT HERE AND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT BECAUSE THEY’RE ALL SO AMAZING!

This week, ESC voted on multiple proposals and letters.

Will France become the world’s next casualty to far-right ideologue worship? Read today’s Bwoglines to find out!