Columbia University released a list of study and dining accommodations for Muslim students observing Ramadan.

This is Bwog’s Weekly Roundup of how COVID is progressing at the Columbia community.

This week’s ESC general body meeting began with a presentation on University Life Events Council and featured several joint initiatives with the other undergraduate student councils.

On Wednesday, March 10th, the Athena Film Festival hosted a discussion entitled “Emerging at Your Own Pace: Different Pathways In Film.” Staff Writer Eleanor Babwin was able to attend a recording of the event in the days that followed.

CCSC kept it short and sweet this week with the busyness of election season in mind, but still managed to vote on a proposal by Class Representative Brandon Shi (CC ’22).

As Germany locks down, NYC continues to open up.

Spring has sprung, and the week is done. Let’s feel our hearts bloom with love for those we cherish and those whom we still await meeting, but will care for with all our beings.

Seniors, you’ve made it through! Congrats! Juniors, on your mark, get set…

Internal Editor Aditi spoke with producer Payton Johnson, CC ‘21, on breaking into music, Columbia’s influence on his projects, and how his cultural identity connects to his beats.

Editor-in-Chief Lauren Kahme met with Associate Vice President for Student Life Ixchel Rosal to discuss Columbia’s new grant program, the Racial Justice Mini-Grant. 

Because we’ll do anything—and we do mean anything—to avoid the McBain shaft.

Bwog and fire can be synonyms…right?

What do lockdowns, state of emergencies, positivity rates, and poetry all have in common? They all revolve around COVID-19, and they all are featured in today’s Bwoglines.

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.