There comes a time when us staffers at Bwog have a little bit of a disagreement: this time it’s about the popular tea drink (or not tea) that contains tapioca (or not).  

In which Baby Bwogger Alyse Rovner has a few choice words for one *particular* hand-raiser.

If there are a million open seats in a lecture hall, please do not sit directly next to or in front of me! Thanks in advance!

Finally a senior, Bwogger Victoria Arancio has been waiting for Wednesday Senior Nights since her first year. Here are her thoughts in this coming-of-age shitpost. 

Senior staff writer Owen Fitzgerald-Diaz, finding himself on the frontline of the struggle against the arthropod scourge, calls attention to a campus-wide crisis.

Thank God it’s Friday. It’s a miracle that we made it to the weekend. Celebrate with Bwoglines (and a side of Pastor Joel Osteen you’ve never seen before).

Hello, I’m back to complain about something completely arbitrary again. 

Bwogger Peyton Ayers covered SGA’s second meeting! Read all about it! 

New Bwogger Grace Steele shares her take on the common experience of warily wandering the aisles of Morton Williams, hoping some random item will lift their spirits.

Editor in Chief Jenny Zhu has been personally victimized by Columbia University.

With its highly advanced technology, complex belief system, and powerful architecture, the mysterious Columbian civilization has bewildered archaeologists for generations. How could such a mystical empire come to be? In her groundbreaking new book ($4.99 on Amazon), visionary Arts Editor and semiprofessional tomb raider Riva Weinstein finally answers this age-old question.

It’s 59° Fahrenheit! Combat the cold with my very first Bwoglines!

Bwogger Elle Ferguson breaks down the changes that Hewitt has undergone. 

Tash Aw is a Malaysian author focusing on providing literature for a Malaysian audience and has found success both in Malaysia and in the West. Staff Writer Josh Tate tagged along with Events Editor Isabel Sepulveda to gain insight into his writing and listen to some very smooth accents.

Staffer Sophie Tobin recounts her near-death experience at the hands of the MTA.