Wishing you all a very not getting the two of pentacles reversed.

It’s that time of year again…

The Graduate Workers of Columbia have officially begun their strike for a fair contract with the University after weeks of unsuccessful bargaining, meaning thousands of graduate workers will cease all instruction, research, and communication through University platforms. 

Apparently, it is really hard to just not go to Florida for spring break during a pandemic.

Spring of ’21 is not even close to the summer of ’69, but we can pretend it is at tonight’s Open Meeting!

Bwog Staff reflects on a year spent in the pandemic.

An anonymous Staff Writer describes the horrors of having a sex dream about a professor with half the semester still remaining. (Sorry, no real-life sex mishaps—this is all from the depths of one delusional, touch-starved little pea brain.)

The views and central location make this senior dorm highly sought after, but only if you can bear to wait until the 123 lottery.

A virtual event will be held tonight as part of NYC’s official day of remembrance for victims of COVID-19. Editor’s Warning: mentions of sexual harassment.

On March 10th, Staff Writer Grace Novarr attended a Creative Writing Lecture given by the writer and critic Namwali Serpell, hosted by Columbia’s School of the Arts.

Loneliness can be draining, especially if you feel most energized around others. In a socially distanced world, how can extroverted people thrive? Bwog Staff brings you Covid-safe tips for your need to overshare and hold hands! 

I just received my first dose of the COVID-19 Vaccine at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. Read on to learn more about my experience!

Your home away from home at Barnard has easy access to groceries and food, only 7 blocks south of Barnard’s main gates.

That’s a lot of S’s. Plus, it’s Saturday!

Staff Writer Jeff Davis traveled deeply into their spiritual core and has emerged with some shining insights to guide your way from darkness into light.