Science Editor Sarah Braner just submitted a draft of a thesis and is very tired. Send your student events to science@bwog.com if you want your event featured!

Earlier this morning, the Columbia Elections Commissions announced the results of the Spring 2021 CCSC and ESC Elections to students over email.

Staff Writer Grace Novarr overcame her fear of public dancing at a workshop hosted by Barnard’s Movement Lab.

An Anonymous Bwog Staffer speed watches ten lectures and lives to tell the tale.

Bwog received multiple reports about the closure of JJ’s Place, the Columbia dining hall directly below John Jay Hall, so we delved into these reports to try and gain clarity on this event.

Staff Writer Phoebe Lu drooled over gorgeous food in an event featuring Dr. Hervé This.

Mamma Mia! There’s an Open Meeting tonight! 

Was no one going to tell me journalists weren’t given due process rights if the NYPD revoked or suspended their credentials?

On Thursday, March 25th, Staff Writer Mary Qiu had the pleasure of joining Adriana Urbina’s virtual cooking experience and learned to make some delicious, dorm-friendly chickpea-loaded sweet potatoes with lemon tahini. 

New York City is packed with amazing culture and inspiring art and now with so much of it online for free, there’s never been a better time to experience it first-hand. “Where Art Thou” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/theatrically-inclined.

Your guide to the cats near campus from a self-proclaimed cat expert.

Have you ever stepped into an elevator, perfectly prepared to mind your own business until your floor, when an absolute stranger strikes up a half-sincere conversation with you? Well, I have. I can’t recommend it.

Joy Bangla to all Bangalis worldwide!

President Lee Bollinger sent an email out earlier today announcing the appointment of Senior Executive Vice Dean Shih-Fu Chang as the new Interim Dean of SEAS.

As variant strains of SARS-CoV-2 spread across the country and New York City, Barnard and Columbia are not always told if a test conducted on one of their campuses contains a variant strain, and students have no way of knowing if their positive tests are positive for the original strain or a variant.