POV: You wake up one morning and forget that Columbia Housing gave you the boot months ago.

It’s a simple ask, really. Sorry not sorry, A names.

The election results will not change the more I refresh my New York Times app, but will that stop me? Unlikely.

Behold, some of the most unhinged things Bwog staffers have seen on Zoom calls.

I can’t cook, but my friend Isobel–who, unlike me, has not recently set her toaster on fire–is here to help. 

Staff Writer Mary Qiu attended CU Players’ ‘Hocus Pocus Showcus Live: a Spooktacular Halloween Cabaret!’ that took place on Friday, October 30. This showcase featured several short performances, each full of spunk, and a preview of the upcoming production of Radio Island, which will run from November 19-21 at 7:30 pm EST. It was an […]

We can’t ALL be “majoring in unafraid.”

Despite election turmoil, the Rainbow Wave exists (and it’s everything you’d hoped it would be).

There is one thing all New Yorkers hate more than anything. More than the rats, pigeons, roaches, random blasting noises from outside, slush that covers the ground whenever it snows. And that thing is annoying people on the subway. Admittedly, we have all been that person. But it is in all of our interests to […]

Resident Scissorhands Camille Sensiba formally invites you to the Zoom Hair Salon, self-serve.

Like it wasn’t already cryptic enough…

These unprecedented times have also been rather unbalancing. And lately, we’ve been trying to balance a lot. In honor of Libra Season ending, here are a couple of things that online education has asked us to harmonize.

Stop refreshing the map and go on a walk.

You deserve it.

Happy (almost) Halloween, cowfolk! Here’s this week’s Student Council Weekly Roundup, brought to you by Bureau Chiefs Maddie Goodman (CCSC), Leora Schloss (ESC), Eliza Staples (SGA), and Olivia Mitchell (GSSC). Stay warm, safe, and healthy this Halloween, and have a great Fall Break as well! This week in CCSC: The COVID-19 Academic Adjustment Proposal, which […]