Former Editor Solomia sits down with the dynamic duo that gave you the most school spirit this campus has seen in years.

Arts Editor Grace Novarr spent her Saturday night with Baci supper club, the culinary project and creative writing thesis of Nichi Pandey (CC ’23). 

On Friday, February 10, Barnard was recognized as one of the institutions that received the greatest number of offers for the 2022-2023 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program.

Surely they could have come up with a better acronym.

If I say I stare at art all day will you stop asking?

Want to make explaining your major a big part of your personality? American Studies just might be the right place for you.

Barnard dorm 620 W 116th St has been experiencing significant water supply issues over the past five days. This is an ongoing story.

Fall 2022 was a wild semester for Bwog and Barnumbia alike. Here to sum it all up is your former Editor-in-Chief and current Alma, Sofia Fontaine.

On November 1, a protest led by trans and queer students on campus gathered on Hamilton Steps to speak out against a CUCR guest speaker and detransition advocate, Michelle Alleva. The protest was planned in just under 24 hours yet had an impressive student turnout. Bwog sat down with a few students who attended the […]

This week, Deputy Events Editor Julia Tolda and Deputy Editor Lillian Rountree had a conversation with Pulitzer Prize for Fiction finalist and Adjunct Associate Professor Elif Batuman.

I never would’ve thought taking down a multi-level marketing ploy would be on the agenda for my very first week of college!

It's the most Bwonderful time of the year!

Following staff shake-ups, organizational restructuring, and the decision to pay tour guides, there is a “new direction” for the Undergraduate Recruitment Committee. But will these changes be enough to address campus tour shortfalls?

Senior Staff Writer Grace Fitzgerald-Diaz sat down with the leaders and members of Barnard’s Reproductive Justice Collective to talk about their current initiatives, abortion rights issues on-campus, and their work with the city.

Columbia’s Resident Advisors, the student workers at the center of undergraduate residential life, report dissatisfaction with the job’s pay structure and level of communication. In the wake of Barnard RAs’ collective action, RAs at Columbia make plans to continue organizing over the summer.