Last Wednesday, April 20, Columbia’s Deutsches Haus hosted a reading and discussion about The Magician: A Novel with author Colm Tóibín and a panel of professors and writers.

Deantini’s leaving, and he’s taking all the Pantone 292 with him!

The Infodemic: How Censorship and Lies Made the World Sicker and Less Free, a book newly published by Columbia Global Reports, sparked an invigorating conversation.

Why wouldn’t you want to learn about the history of guide dogs? Editor’s warning: Mentions of police violence, racism, and sexual misconduct

After interviewing each candidate, Bwog has chosen to endorse Virginia Lo, Sadia Safa, and Albert Grass for the University Senate and Ali Winter for Student Services Representative. Find our endorsements below.

After a confusing Day 11 of Columbia housing selection, the waitlist might look more appealing than some of the remaining rooms.

Tired of not knowing what Co–Star’s Do/Don’t section is trying to tell you? Here’s some guidance for your time in Morningside Heights based on your sign.

This week was the current council’s last full GBM.

Fair warning: You might need to grab your friendly neighborhood econ major to translate.

On Day 10 of Columbia’s housing lottery, doubles are all that remain.

SGA’s president Emily Ndiokho (BC ’22) as well as the rest of Barnard’s Student Government Association is a fantastic example of the kind, bold, and ingenious students that make up Barnard’s population. 

This is Bwog’s weekly Roundup of how COVID-19 is progressing in the Columbia community.

The Columbia Circus Collective held their Spring Cabaret last Sunday on the Butler East Lawn.

With one more meeting left before the semester ends, CCSC considers making the current Task Force structure permanent. 

Elon Musk bought Twitter, and everyone has a lot of thoughts. Editor’s Note: Mentions of gun violence