Are you in a class that feels like the most exclusive clique on campus? Do fellow classmates treat your professor as a father figure even with his degradingly superior intellectual prowess? I’m sorry to say, it may be a cult. 

Big Time Rush was the voice of our generation during our childhoods. It only makes sense that we have them teach us some more lessons now that we’re adults.

I love Parks and Recreation. I love Barnard. It seems only fitting to find ways to relate my favorite show to the place I now call home.

Don’t hesitate to play ‘Supermassive Black Hole’ by Muse from the Twilight soundtrack for dramatic effect while reading this!

Despite being hailed as heroes in our Lit Hum readings, one can’t help but notice that in a different time and story, these heroes’ stories could be that of villains. Here, Staff Writer Phalaen Chang explores who they might be if reincarnated as Disney villains.

Our Twitter bot, @NotBwog, often seems to be only saying nonsense. But what if, as ancient astronaut theorists suggest, there’s a deeper meaning to its words? What if NotBwog is trying to send us hidden messages? What if, in fact, our humble droid is one of the greatest poets of the age? We take you […]

Sometimes being alone for days at a time is great. Sometimes it can be lonely. Sometimes, just sometimes, your mind goes to some pretty weird places…

Do you miss speed walking through Columbia’s Broadway gates, coffee in hand, backpack over your shoulders, hoping you’re not too late for class? Well, the essence of college walk is bumpiness, and the essence of college is chaos: so here’s a bumpy chaotic keyboard smash–college walk to go. 

This week, ESC welcomed its new members and discussed transitions, time zones, events, and chips. Staff Writer Leora Schloss, self described “clueless CC student,” reports (and tries to understand engineers). 

Today in things you probably didn’t want to hear about going badly: COVID-19 and the USPS

Feral? Unhinged? Manifesting? You know what, let’s normalize using these over-used and now ultimately meaningless words to describe Bwog’s past week!

Bwogger Sydney Contreras went to CU School of the Arts’ podcast launch this Friday evening. The podcast and festival schedule are both available for free online.

A time change is something that can actually be so personal…

Do you ever think about ways Columbia could be better? The Bwog Staff does. Constantly. Here is a non-exhaustive list of shower thoughts. Admin, take notes!

Here at Bwog, we do our best to bring your attention to important guest lecturers and special events on campus. If you notice any events excluded from our calendar or have a correction, let us know in the comments or email events@bwog.com.