This past Friday, the Undergraduate Writing Program hosted an event titled “Writing Inside & Outside the Academy” with Professor Dennis Yi Tenen and Dr. Nicole B. Wallack.

Acclaimed visual artist Shahzia Sikander spoke last Thursday in a co-presentation by the School of the Arts and the Wallach Art Gallery on the powerful meaning of her work and artistic practices. 

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.”

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. 

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. 

Friendsgiving already? Nope, Columbia Dining is just adding a new Friendsgiving cooking event with Chef Mike!

On October 6, Barnard College hosted Year of Elections Around the World: Post-Election Community Forum to offer “real-time updates” and discuss the impact of the US election on local and national politics.

Take care of yourself by visiting spaces for post-election processing and self-care. 

Columbia World Projects hosted a panel with international experts called “Journalism and Democracy in an AI World” this past Thursday in conjunction with both Bollinger Convenings and the Saving Journalism Conference.

Feeling defensive after your professor gave you a bad grade on your midterm? Bwog can’t help you with grades, but we can help you defend yourself from assailants and the flu by highlighting free self-defense classes and flu shots on campus!

Two girls review two snacks (actually) and attend Night Market! It was a Friday evening, and the chill from earlier in the day had worn off. Sitting on Low Steps felt less like torture and more like an enjoyable, people-watching experience. Night Market, an annual event organized by the Chinese Students Club (CSC), was about […]

Bwog Staff Writer Zora Day-Friedland went to the opening night of Barnard Theatre’s Trouble In Mind, directed by Dara Malina. The show ran from October 17 to 19 in the Minor Latham Playhouse.

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