Come winter, Barnumbia misses the phallic fountains’ vigorous streams and the green majesty of the 33% of Columbia lawns that are randomly covered with that white material. Bwog suggests reopening those areas and closing the following instead:

Ever been in a really specific random mood and wished there was a playlist for it? Odds are it exists and was created by a Bwog staffer. Below is a collection of Bwog’s most niche and weird playlists organized by mood.

We’ve all been there.

Daily Editor Josh Tate expresses his love for his favorite halal cart the only way he knows: Dylanic verse.

A Bwog Writer considers disturbing trends in the geometric community. (This article is sponsored by Perimeters Quarterly™)

You’re a busy person! Let the sounds of Dua Lipa, Wham!, and Death Grips carry you along.

Staff Writer William Lyman explores magazine subscriptions and the journey to Wien on a rainy day.

Looking for someone a little more mysterious? Look no further. 

A bwog staff spends too much time perusing Columbia Crushes, and this post is a testament to that. Read more to see what she thinks.

Bwog Staff Writer and John Jay Resident William Lyman breaks down the problem with water fountains in his building. 

With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, Bwog helps you find gifts for your maybe-hookup, maybe-date, maybe-someone-in-between.

Butler can be a lonely place. So what did this guy do? His eyes told it all in a fourth-floor reading room as he sat trying to focus.

Staff Writer Solomia Dzhaman has been mistaken for a CC student one too many times. 

The statues scattered across our campus represent more than just our University’s rich and distinguished history. They are reflective of our community as a whole. Well, at least those of us who dwell among the Tindersphere.

Our first personal of the season comes from a rather unconventional suitor.