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Midterms are upon us (or have already happened), time flies when you’re stressed. Here’s some news you missed while you were cramming for you midterm you forgot about until the night before. 

Daily Editor Henry “Improper Fraction” Golub spits math like a Mayan.

We have an announcement.

This tired Bwogger has a bone to pick with the people who decide when classes are scheduled. 

This week, Columbia hosted a series of speakers to share some of their work examining interactions between storytelling and academia. Bwog Sports Editor Jana Jaran attended a conference session this morning with speakers connecting the idea of narrative to topics from gay marriage to artificial intelligence. 

It’s a beautiful new Friday! Be sure to catch up on the news before you head to Avery to start grinding for those midterms. In today’s news: California is flooding, Portugal declares a day of mourning, and Broadway is popping off.

Betsy Ladyzhets has read more about yeast in the past week than she ever wanted to in her entire life.

Wednesday, The Office of University of Life continued their speaker series on inequality and justice, “Awakening Our Democracy.” The panel, titled “One Nation Under Guns?” featured a variety of speakers across occupations and the political spectrum. Talking about gun control is hard; doing a write up for five speakers with different opinions is harder. Staff Writer […]

Deputy editor and unofficial food editor Vivian Zhou is here to tell you about (and I cannot emphasize this more) food carts taking Venmo!!

Bwog’s resident Brit, Liv, decided to try out rushing at the start of this semester. Knowing very little about the process, this follows her totally cliché journey into Columbia’s Panhellenic life and provides a window into what it was like for an international kid…

Goooooood morning! Here, have some political updates!

The Columbia University College Republicans invited “Never Trumper” Bill Kristol, former editor-at-large of The Weekly Standard, to campus last night. Senior Staff Writer Abby Rubel attended the talk, whose topics ranged from an analysis of the 2016 election to the future of the Republican Party.

GSSC Bureau Chief Andrew Chee brings you the recap of the latest General Studies Student Council meeting.

This week in Bwog’s Book Club, Managing Editor Zack Abrams recommends a thought-provoking work of economic policy by Rutger Bregman, who’s enjoyed a bit of viral fame lately. Bwog’s Book Club is intended to spread the literary love around campus and encourage you to pick up a book, as opposed to your iPhone, in your spare […]