As the year draws to an end, one staffer reflects on his tumultuous relationship with the Carman elevators.

Our last wise senior of the day is Aashana Singh, who reminds you to play some college pong at least once before you leave.

Surf City denizen Madeline Ducharme imparts her wisdom to the masses. 

KCST graciously let us take a peek at the piece they ultimately decided not to perform. 

Are we not all just black bears in hot tubs?

Directed by Bernadette Bridges (CC ’19) and written by Jake Arlow (BC ’19) and Jacob Kaplan (CC ’20), the long-awaited 125th Annual Varsity Show opened this Friday night in Roone Auditorium. Reporting on it is Riva 420, Contributing Editor for b-b-b-b-Bwog.

Bwog’s humble correspondent gives you a quick run-down of the May USenate Plenary session, the final one of the year. 

New York City is packed with amazing culture and inspiring art, but sometimes it’s difficult to break the Morningside-bubble and experience it all first-hand. “Where Art Thou” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/theatrically-inclined on campus.

Rackrock Magazine has been accused of plagiarizing interview questions from a student unaffiliated from the organization. 

In our last senior wisdom of the day, Kevin Chu gives us extraordinary insight into the interesting things that happen in the margins, following your passion, and fun classes to take (even though they are outside his major). 

Connor Moore teaches us the valuable lesson of “How are you?” and lets us know that there really is a sauna in Dodge.

Our first senior wisdom of the weekend goes to Bonnie Gillis, a GS senior who drives a lovely red Vespa. 

The stars truly aligned so that the Daily Editor majoring in Astrophysics would get this day. Today’s May 4th, aka Star Wars day (get it…may the fourth (force) be with you??). Celebrate this momentous occasion with an entire space edition of Bwoglines!

Exactly what it sounds like: reviews of rooftops or other restricted tall areas around campus and Morningside that Bwog has accessed. Standard disclaimer: you’re like not supposed to do this yourself or whatever.

Senior Staffer Levi Cohen braved the rain last night to go to the opening night of the King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe’s spring show, Romeo & Juliet, directed by Asya Sagnak (BC ’19) and executive produced by Tina Simpson (BC ’19). There are two more performances, the first tonight at midnight, the last tomorrow at 8:00 pm. Attendance […]