Bwog is currently accepting applications for positions on the business, PR, and tech teams. Interested applicants should send their resumé and a brief statement of interest to jake@bwog.com by 11:59PM on September 28, 2015. Applicants may apply for multiple positions. After receiving all applications, a small number of candidates will be interviewed for the positions and the final […]

As part of an initiative to address food insecurity on campus, CCSC, administrators, FLIP, and other partners have worked together to launch Swipes, a mobile app meant to make meal-sharing easier. The app connects students who need to access dining halls with students who are nearby and can swipe them in, in a setup similar to […]

The Association of American Universities (AAU) conducted a sexual assault survey at 27 of its member institutions, including Columbia. In the executive summary written by Columbia faculty, topics such as the prevalence of sexual assault, the groups most at risk, the role of alcohol and drugs, and the reporting of assault were explored. In an email, […]

NSOP’s over, but that doesn’t mean the end of free swag! Thanks to SGA, Barnard students have the opportunity to pick up a free thermos (it keeps hot things hot and cold things cold!) today and tomorrow, as long as they show up at the following times and places: On Monday, September 21: Location: McIntosh Dining […]

The Emmys happened! There were victories, losses, smiles, tears, etc. etc. Honored shows include: Transparent, House of Cards, The Americans, Veep, Inside Amy Schumer, Mad Men, and Game of Thrones. (E!) Andy Samberg of SNL fame hosted and made some jokes. (USA Today) The View (it’s still on air!) finds itself with fewer sponsors after […]

Now that school has begun and Butler has resumed its identity as a safe haven for stressed out students, Bwog decided now is the perfect time to interrupt those studies on a Sunday night, in order to bring you the latest in text messaging news on campus. We snuck into Butler to investigate. What we received […]

Ah, the mini-fridge. A staple in dorm livin’. It may contain Hewitt leftovers (shhh), the makings of some fine dining, or bottles of vodka disguised as bottles of water. So what do Columbia students keep in their fridges? With the commencement of the school year, Bwoggers Rose Sciortino and Lila Etter set out to investigate […]

Bucket List represents the immense academic privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. Our recommendations are below, and the full list can be found below the jump. As always, if we’ve made a mistake or left anything noteworthy off the list, please let us know in the comments. Recommended World Leaders Forum speakers (see bolded events […]

What’s up, CU? How was your weekend? Oh, did you not realize it was Sunday again? That’s right, get ready to open your Alarm Clock app again for the first time in days, because the weekend’s almost over. But don’t worry, there’s one party left you won’t wanna miss. It’s got people, places, and things. […]

In this edition of 2girls1snack, Olivia Setzer and Veronica Brusilovski, two first-years living on opposite sides of Broadway, venture into the jungle of cheap tapioca pearls and sub-par black milk tea. In the span of two blocks, they uncover the best, worst, and most mediocre bubble teas in MoHi. Cafe East – Lerner Hall Price: $3.49 […]

In a stunning turn of events, Trump has surprised the news outlets again: this time, by saying, “I love the Muslims. I think they’re great people.” Thanks for the vote of approval, Donald! …said no Muslims in response. (CNN) Will Arnett of BoJack Horseman sat down this week to discuss the appeal of that ridiculous […]

On Friday afternoon, the Heyman Center Workshops with CRPS Workshop Series presented a lecture featuring Dr. Tommie Shelby discussing Richard Wright and the Westernization of the world. We sent new Bwogger Juliet Larsen to check out the lecture. On an otherwise sleepy Friday afternoon on campus, Schermerhorn was buzzing with graduate students and professors alike, […]

Big things are always shaping up on the Barnard Quad. This week that big thing is the newly formed Legend of Korra Viewing Club, held weekly in the Sulz 8 lounge. Legend of Korra is the offshoot of popular Nickelodeon anime series Avatar: The Last Airbender. As one participant’s mother aptly exclaimed, in reaction to […]

You may have heard that a new movie featuring Barnard alum Greta Gerwig, BC ’06, was recently released in theaters. We sent Daily Editor Betsy Ladyzhets to check out Mistress America and see if it’s worth you spending your money on a ticket. In the past couple of months, there have been two movies after […]

Returning to Columbia after a summer at home can be an emotionally taxing experience. No one misses their parents, but how do we survive the constant stress of an Ivy League education without our pets? Well, Barnard’s Eva Kerman doesn’t have to. With the Office of Disability Services’ approval, Eva adopted a yorkie to share her […]