On Wednesday, February 2, Deputy Events Editor Ava Slocum attended “Babylonian Modes of Thought and the Scientific Imagination,” the latest installment in SIPA’s weekly “Food for Thought” lecture series.

Staff Writer Sofia Matson attended the Heyman Center for the Humanities’s discussion of Roosevelt Montás work. In his newly published Rescuing Socrates, Roosevelt Montás writes on the transformative power of the so-called “Great Books” and defends their place in modern day higher education. 

Let’s all be friends but also let’s not start another World War.

This week, Bwog sat down with Epiphany Larmey and Delaney Wellington, the Barnard juniors behind the Instagram account @whatisweecha. We learned about a campus-wide conspiracy, a statue of lies, and the greatest pursuit of truth this college has ever seen. Aditi Misra and Eliza Staples have the story.

This week’s agenda included nominations for open positions, a Glass House Rocks budget proposal, a Valentine’s Day Lounge Party announcement, and more!

Bwog sits down with the creator of the popular Instagram page, Barnard Fits.

This is a joke, but I am judging you.

Are you getting tickets to the upcoming season? Because if not, you should give your ticket to me.

Have you ever looked at your First Year Writing syllabus and thought, “I wonder which one of these girlbosses is most like me?” You finally have an answer! Below, you’ll (hopefully) find the vibe you emit via the course readings that have your favorite professors in a chokehold.

Tastes like cookie dough fr.

Cosmic supernatural concrete brings us life.

This week’s meeting was short and consisted entirely of position updates.

Got (carbonated) milk?

Time won’t be on loop for the next six weeks, but that’s about how long we have to wait until it’s officially spring.

What does it all mean?