Good morning, Bwog readers. Today is definitely NOT the last day before classes and we all have NO responsibilities!

Good morning! The swarms of upperclassmen returning to campus can only mean one thing; the end is upon us. Make the most of your last few days before classes with Bwog.

Good morning, afternoon, Morningside! As NSOP comes to a close and you new students spend your first full weekend on campus, hopefully you’ve gotten a good idea of what 116th has to offer. 

Good morning. It’s NSOP Day 5. Welcome to the middle of the end of the beginning of the rest of your life.

 After a day of rain, sunny days are ahead for the last few days of NSOP. Enjoy the last two days before the rest of campus returns for the Fall! If you got any fun NSOP stories or just overheard the weirdest conversation, send us a line at tips@bwog.com or fill out our lovely form. 

It’s day 3 of NSOP, which means it’s also day 3 of Carman shindigs, EC get-together’s, and Mel’s-o-Clock, oh my!

Day Three of NSOP starts now!

Gooooood morning! Welcome to your first tip-top Tuesday as a Barnumbia student. Speaking of tips, be sure to direct any anecdotes, overseens/overheards, and weird shit your OL said to your group to tips@bwog.com via email or this handy form.

GS has tapped Marlyn Delva as its Dean of Students amid a series of new staffing appointments, Dean of General Studies Lisa Rosen-Metsch announced in an email Wednesday.

Goooood morning, class of 2023!

Never fear, freshies: Bwog Arts Editor and rat monarchist Riva Weinstein is here with a lightly comprehensive guide to everything you need to know during your first year at Columbia University. Hark her wisdom, for the journey ahead is long.

In an email sent to Columbia students and faculty Friday, President Lee Bollinger announced the appointment of Ira Katznelson, CC ’66, to the interim position of university provost.

UPDATED: Barnard College will be seeking a new Executive Director of Public Safety as one of three steps taken to reform the agency after the assault of a black Columbia student in the Milstein Center last spring, according to a statement emailed to the Barnard community by President Sian Beilock on Thursday. 

The only thing REALLY worth crying about is JJ’s being out of mozzarella sticks. Take it from Daily Editor Sophie Tobin, who shed a whole lot of pointless tears during her first year of college.

For First-Generation/Low-Income (FGLI) students, the first few months can be really tough.