COVID-19 continues to be a major concern across the world, so hopefully a little story about whales will perk you up today.

On Wednesday, Columbia School of the Arts hosted their second online Nonfiction Dialogue of the semester. Writing Program Chair Lis Harris talked with author Amitava Kumar about the immigrant experience, seeking material for nonfiction, and more.

Just because it’s a pandemic, doesn’t mean we’re not getting it on. Whether it’s with yourself or with your quarantine buddy, we’re posting this playlist to support you and yours getting freaky – I mean, we’re already washing our hands anyways?

The bizarre, the profane, and the actually useful: here’s what Bwog has in our notes for Fall 2020.

While America’s clingiest ex still isn’t quite convinced, the election is over and Bwog Staff Writer, Elena Christenfeld, has the full rundown on her experience working 17 intensely caffeinated hours on election day.

Good morning, Columbia! Today is a beautiful day for President Trump to consider accepting the election results.

Earlier today, the Ivy League Council announced that it is canceling all competition for the 2020-21 winter athletic season. Practices will continue to be allowed, provided that they are in compliance with federal, state, local, and institutional COVID-19 policies. 

This very single Bwogger makes their case about why you should publicly (and anonymously) make your affection for them known.

One Bwogger articulates her hate for one of her classes.

I am becoming my sweatshirt, and I’m fine with that.

‘Tis the season for cinnamon, sugar, snow, and all things warm and fuzzy. ‘Tis also the season for finding new ways to save money and protect your wallet, and Bwog is here to help!

Although today’s Bwoglines spell out an uncertain future, Sarah Goldmark and the future of sustainability innovation will make your Friday afternoon.

What’s up, mates! It’s another Wednesday, and that means a new edition of GSSC coverage by GSSC Bureau Chief Olivia Mitchell. Have a gander at this week’s brilliant student council meeting. Cheers, love!

You know the types. The overused phrases and how certain majors and clubs just can’t help but sound like a broken record. If you’ve said or done some of these things, that’s fine, just don’t say it more than once a week… please.

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