Hey there.

Look man, whether you vape or Juul or whatever is between you and the lord. You are free to breathe whatever substance you like into your lungs. HOWEVER.

On this first Monday morning of classes of the Fall 2019 semester, we bring you Bwoglines!

Cathedral Gardens, colloquially known as CG, located on 110th St and Manhattan Ave, is the farthest undergraduate residence hall owned by either Barnard or Columbia. Senior Staff Writer Ramisa Murshed lives there, and she documented her walk from CG to campus.

At 12:58 AM on Sunday, September 8, Columbia Public Safety alerted University affiliates of an individual shot at 125th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.

Here is a list of my enemies (disclaimer: it is in jest):

Remember Brexit? Here are some Bwoglines to refresh your memory.

Yesterday we told you about why you should be a daily editor, and today we’ll tell you why should become a staff writer.

We sat down with a student who got really tired after exclusively eating Ferris food for a week. The story is the latest in a trend of food-related debilities.

I dream of a time where kids’ shows weren’t awful. And yesterday, I realized that she has a stronger connection to them than before.

The weather has been kinda shitty for the past couple days. Here’s Bwoglines to take your mind off it.

The new Manhattanville campus, aka PrezBo’s baby, is swallowing up more and more of our beautiful city. The newest casualty: the McDonald’s at 125th street. 

(Though colleagues advised him against using the word “engineering” in his book’s title lest it scare off the general public, Lord John Browne did so. So, art history majors, I dare you to click this.)

If Bwog was the Columbia University Department of Economics, the Daily Editors would be our Sunil Gulati.

It’s the start of a new year here at Columbia. The sun is shining.  The birds are singing. The semester is just beginning, and you decide it’s time for a tattoo. But not just any tattoo, a Columbia University themed tattoo. Maybe the heady days of NSOP have inspired you, maybe the return to campus […]