Bwog Staff wants to bring their personality to each and every Zoom call and we find that this is best achieved through the background we choose.  

On Tuesday, September 15, Columbia Psychiatry hosted a panel titled “Unequal Care: Mental Health and Black Americans,” the first of a three-panel series in partnership with the School of Journalism titled “Justice and Mental Health: A Country on Fire.” 

Today’s Bwoglines bring you news from musicians in Mexico, politicians in the United States, and human rights advocates at Columbia Online University in the City of New York.

I’m sure you’ve all had your fair share of Zoom interruptions.  Whether it is because of your wifi not working or nosy family members, Here’s the ranking of ways Bwog has been interrupted on Zoom.

In the newest post on this series, The College gets their very own well researched and real horoscopes!

Questions of individual liberty and independence surface in today’s news headlines, as we continue facing the ongoing pandemic.

Bwog is the beginner’s mind.

Are you a new student? Or an upperclassman who wants to up your note-taking game? Not sure what kind of stationery to buy? Senior staff writer Olivia Mitchell gives her and other Bwogger’s recommendations on what to use for your college career.

By the time you finish reading this article, you’ll have so much money that you’ll have trouble seeing the stairs.

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Help!!! The sky is opaque!

Senior Staff Writer James Perry has a confession for their neighbor to hear.

The crown jewel of the Barnard campus — home of the most luxurious brunches, the tallest tables, and the liveliest playlist of any dining hall. Staff writer Julia Tolda brings you the crèmè de la crèmè of Hewitt Food Hall music.

This week, ESC welcomed everyone back for the third-to-last meeting of the current board. They went over the upcoming election, transitional information, and updates from various members. ESC Bureau Chief Lori Luo reports from California and welcomes everyone back!

The Columbia University Marching Band (CUMB) has announced that it will be dissolving and not functioning in any respect.