The second GSSC meeting of the semester kicked off, as per usual, with President Jane Jeong (GS’22) by calling the meeting to order. Like last week’s meeting, it was a brief meeting. Council members discussed the upcoming senior-freshman mixer, to be held February 1st at 7pm. After a public comment by Bal Halperin (GS) regarding […]

Communism is when you invest in GameStop, and the more you invest the communister it is. Happening in the world: Russia’s parliament quickly agreed to approve an extension of the New START Treaty with the United States, a nuclear arms control agreement that had been set to lapse under the Trump administration. Russia has offered […]

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Studying at home and feeling left out? You may be physically distanced from campus, but there are still ways to feel a part of it.

ESC returns this semester to address the challenges of online learning.

The Dodge Fitness Center will reopen its facilities to a limited capacity of undergraduate students starting today, January 26.

How many shots does it take to get to the center of a pandemic?

Biden’s inauguration, shopping period ending, and cases rising. The world just keeps moving forward even if we don’t want it to, huh? Let’s see what Bwog did during the fleeting moments of last week.

Catch up on the latest gossip from CCSC as they discuss campus resources, appointment processes and Center for Career Education developments.

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A call out, a roast, a horoscope, perhaps new terminology for your resume.

If the rate of vaccinations don’t pick up, I’m starting to worry that we won’t be in person for years.

Renowned computer scientist Rediet Abebe describes how computing can be used for social good, and how far we still have to go.

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At 3:30 pm on Friday, sociologists Jennifer S. Hirsch and Shamus Khan joined Being Barnard for an Instagram live stream where they discussed some findings from their book, Sexual Citizens, an investigation of the culture of sexual relations at Columbia and Barnard.