On Saturday night, Bwog received screenshots of messages from the GroupMe of Columbia’s chapter of Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI).

Spring 2020 did indeed happen. 

Bwog explains how you can transport Morningside to your home now.

In which Bwog writers are berated.  Being at home hasn’t stopped Bwog from doing our favorite thing: receiving hateful comments. Inspired by a video made two years ago, we’ve compiled some of our favorite mean (or just generally weird) comments that readers have left on our articles.    

This Bwogger made a zine about how body image will be affected by quarantine. Check it out! 

You know that blonde girl in seminar who’s a little TOO eager to participate? That was our former Internal Editor (maybe)!

“You deserve to be here.”

Our screen time has increased exponentially because of online classes, but even more notable than our screen time on Zoom would have to be our collective obsession with TikTok. 

Bwogline: Ever close your eyes to rub them? You’ve probably “seen” shapes behind your eyelids, despite a lack of light. Those random formations are called “phosphenes,” and a recently published paper in the journal Cell shows they have some rhyme and reason. After researchers sent successive electrical impulses along a certain region of participants’ brains, […]

We may not be on campus, but the end of the semester is as cursed as ever.

News Editor Lauren Kahme interviews the Co-Founder of The Testing Project, a grassroots movement advocating for essential workers’ protection during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Who’s to say that Bwog isn’t also comprised of pieces that have shaped mankind throughout the ages?

Bwog’s beloved Arts Editor and resident comic artist Riva Weinstein encourages you to take your time and express your love!

Presidents Bollinger and Beilock updated the Columbia community on possible plans for fall, spring, and summer semesters in an email to students this morning. In an email accidentally sent to Bwog, Columbia said they would not be answering our “reasonable” clarifying questions, leading to larger concerns about administrative transparency.

Double the science major, twice the wisdom!