With the Superbowl, Grammys, Fashion Week, and Dean Valentini Day behind us, we close our month of fun with one more opportunity to see Ms. Gaga in a dress.

GSSC Bureau Chief Andrew Chee blesses you with a sunny ray of light in the form of a student council recap on this cold snowy day. GSSC meets every Tuesday night at 8:15 pm in the Jed Satow Room. 

Zoe Sottile is an innocent woman. 

On Low Steps, in front of Lerner, outside Butler, in John Jay Dining Hall for God’s sake, is nothing sacred? Tour groups seem to lurk around every corner. Here’s what Bwog staff encourage you to do upon encountering them…

Happening in the World: There has been an influx of French citizens moving to the Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood of Montreal in recent years, transforming the area into a French enclave with Parisian accents and traditional restaurants.

Bwog Social Media Editor and Representative for Seven Sisters Relations on Barnard SGA Idris O’Neill is giving the lowdown on the changing SGA constitution. 

Social Media Editor and self-proclaimed Milstein expert (as well as IMATS employee, for transparency’s sake) Idris O’Neill is here to contribute to the actually insane amount of Milstein content on Bwog. It’s time to explore all the centers for learning that you’ve been missing out on.

ESC Bureau Chief Finn Klauber reports on this week’s meeting.

Why is this year’s Glass House Rocks theme….so sad?

Weekly SGA meetings are open to all Barnard students, but we all know you’re too busy cramming for midterms to participate in the general will like Rousseau wants you to.  Instead, guest writer Leena Chen has got it covered for you.

It’s many people’s third favorite day of the week! Here’s the lowdown.

Although Bwog didn’t do much, here’s how we celebrated Valentine’s Day.

Staff Writer Abi Peters attends IvyG, an annual conference for first-gen low-income college students.

A new independent publication has announced its intent to cover Columbia’s campus, headed and run by former Columbia Daily Spectator Sports staff writers who quit along with nearly their entire department last December following a dispute over the Spectator’s new board selection process.

Senior Staffer Levi Cohen takes stock of his cottons, wools, and linens.