Ah, the bygone days of the Diana smoothie.

You know the drill! Enjoy the tunes, fits, and pastimes of Bwog’s fall semester.

May I introduce to you Matilda the Harlem Goat?

What is a girl to do on this dreary day? Something involving nesting, tinctures, and totems all at once, of course.

Trying more pizza places is advice we can all get behind.

Flying high above the clouds, or taking notes in a 300-student intro lecture? They’re more alike than you might guess.

A brief and definitely not extensive enough holiday survival guide.

On Wednesday afternoon, Staff Writers Linus Glenhaber and Simon Panfilio attended a virtual seminar held by Columbia’s Harriman Institute.

In the heart of finals season, Bwog is here to tell you how not to study.

Twenty-four Columbia College seniors were chosen for Phi Beta Kappa initiation, one of the oldest, most selective academic honor societies.   

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Earlier today, President Bollinger announced via email that Rui Costa, Director and CEO of the Zuckerman Institute, will be stepping down on June 30, 2022.

This semester has been marked by many ups (I’m assuming for some people) and downs (that’s more like it.) No matter how bad it got, though, nothing kept me up at night quite like the cringe-worthy interactions I had with professors this semester.

On the first day of finals week, following an increase in COVID-19 positivity rates and Barnard’s return to grab-and-go dining, CC and SEAS have strongly recommended that professors move all finals to an online format. Senior Staff Writer Grace Fitzgerald-Diaz and Staff Writer Victoria Melkonyan contributed to this report.

Students living on campus who test positive for COVID-19 before break starts will have to complete their isolation period on campus—unless they can travel elsewhere without using public transportation, according to Barnard and Columbia.