Welcome back to Bwog’s partially–annual post, where we regurgitate the academic jargon we’ve been bombarded with all year.

Soon-to-be middle school teacher, Callum Kiser, explains how to cultivate a main character sentimental moment with friends before graduating in this Senior Wisdom.

Georgia dishes wisdom on being authentically yourself, pursuing your passions no matter how others perceive you, and regretting taking Gen Chem.

Get comfortable with failure, take courses you actually enjoy, and skip classes at least once before graduating.

Zack made the rare decision—transferring from one undergraduate school to another within Columbia—and the impossible decision—choosing between all the controversies this institution has to offer.

For context: she’s stolen a lot of cheese.

Mudd roof or bust!

If you’ve actually been to Mondel’s Chocolate comment below.

Random roommates for the win!

Drop college student discount recommendations in the comments.

Hamilton basement bathroom >>>

I’ve been thinking a lot about Saba’s Pizza…

Internal Editor Aditi Misra spoke with rapper Farrell Garcon, CC’21, about how his childhood inspired his songwriting, the Haitian influences in music, and what we can expect from the talented artist in the future.

Many curious claims to fame are featured here, but burning cookie dough in a microwave has to be highly ranked as one of the most bizarre.

The senior behind Columbia Confessions gives advice to us mortals.