Staff Writer and Barnard Baddie James Perry took a look through the Barnard digital archives. Here’s who the Barnard Gals of yore would be if they were at Barnard today…

There are too many closed doors on campus on this fine Sunday morning.

For some godforsaken reason, there are still several notable places in and around to which I haven’t yet been. How tragic…

Staff Writers Aditi Misra and Caroline Mullooly share the music that makes them the most productive for finals season.

Not sure how the next week is going to pan out? Bwogger and proud user of Co―Star Miyoki Walker is here to help.

This winter break, Bwog is going to work, work, work it out (if we make things right, the sun will shine [not really because we are now in the cold, bleak part of the year]).

Bwogger Solomia Dzhaman loves John Jay breakfast and believes it deserves recognition.

When classes suck, we retaliate with passive-aggressive ramblings.

Deputy Events Editor Brigid Cromwell lives on 110th street and spends more time walking between her room and campus than you would think. With the holidays approaching, she wants to share her favorite way of spreading Christmas cheer on her walk home.

Do you ever just sit and stare at your sock draw and think to yourself, “what if filled these with coins, butter, or better yet, assigned them to Columbia dining halls?” This bwogger sure did. 

Bwogger Eliza Staples answers the most pressing question on campus: what Ferris seating option has the most chaotic evil energy?

Bwog has many channels of communication, one being aptly named #whatareyoulisteningto. We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of every song iterated by Bwoggers this past year in #whatareyoulisteningto.

Editor in Chief Jenny Zhu says goodbye to Bwog. When I think of the twilight of my time as Editor in Chief, I think of that one Winnie the Pooh quote: “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” I think of the joy and deep compassion for this little blog that many of us share. I think of the […]

With the annual Tree Lighting finally having taken place, we as Columbia students find ourselves in the midst of two seasons: cuffing season and finals season.

Senior Staff Writer Henry Golub interviews a wall.