This week’s events include a zine making tutorial, panel discussion on constitutional courts in Asia, and a discussion of democracy as the “Citizen’s Story.”

A golden watch has just sold for $1.97 million!

Staff Writer Abbey Zhao is fed up with all these doors—they’re either too heavy, too light, with no Goldilocks zone to be found.

On Wednesday, November 13, Professor C. Randy Gallistel gave a talk hosted by Barnard’s Cognitive Sciences department. This was the last of a series of three speakers as a part of their Cognitive Science Symposium.

Thinking about the election? Staff writers Eve Bertrand, Alexis Hernandez Lopez, and Eira Prakash attended the final event in a series by the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) events of the election, in which three experts break down their perspectives on the media’s role in the 2024 presidential race. 

The return of the Airbnb (and other temporary rental-home services).

Which Barnumbia dining hall brings the most BOOM?

After Esther and Anna’s ill-fated quest for vegan snacks, the two staff writers got together to eat their way to a vegan salvation.

Barnard is awesome—trust me, I’ve been places. I’ve seen things.

Why does Barnard want me to be dehydrated? Is it part of some master plan? Do they simply not care that more and more water bottle stations are deteriorating each day?

And with that… This year’s Bwinktober has come to a close! Thank you all for participating in this drawing adventure, and we hope to see you again next year! October 14: JJ’s Gumball Machine October 28: Your Halloween Costume October 30: Roaree’s Halloween Costume Drawings via Submission

Hidden treasure maps are sooo back.

So like, what do Trump and Jesus have in common?

As part of their Careers in Bioethics Lecture Series, Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies invited panelists to discuss the implications of the 2024 Election results on healthcare. 

Keep hanging in there and go get yourself some Hewitt biscuits