Trying to find your classes (and ultimately getting lost) is a universal experience. No one really knows where they’re going. Fake it ’til you make it. Unless your first day is during the second week. Then you’re on your own.

In my year and a half at BaRnArD cOlLeGe Of CoLuMbIa UnIvErSiTy, I’ve noticed people have many opinions about Schermerhorn Hall. It’s hard to navigate. It’s far away. It doesn’t exist. However, its greatest mystery is how you even say it. Well, the answer is: It’s Schermerhorn, with a hard “ch.” Skermerhorn, if you will. I know […]

Sometimes Senior Staff Writer Abby Rubel thinks it would be a good idea to move to Barbados rather than deal with the Columbia package center. But on the other hand, it’s so much better than it used to be! She debates the pros and cons below.

Senior Staff Writer Levi Cohen, a frequent visitor to Dodge, reports live-ish from the field.

There hasn’t been a sports article of any kind in the Columbia Daily Spectator since December 6, 2018. We miss the least objectionable part of Spec!

Deputy Editor Vivian Zhou and Daily Editor Julia are super homesick because it’s Lunar New Year tomorrow! They ask several Bwoggers to describe some New Year traditions. 

One Bwogger’s earring was recently stolen right out of her ear at a party. I know, right? Hear her account of the fateful encounter below. 

Live from our new Sports Editor Jana, and in light of this weekend being host to one of the most momentous occasions of middle class America (BESIDES my grandma’s 90th birthday party) we, at Bwog, have decided to give you some pieces of dialogue collected from across campus regarding the wonderful world of football.

  Guest writer Elizabeth Meyer overheard some boys talking about an “inclusive fraternity” one morning at Ferris. What would that look like? Well here, she’ll explain it to you.

Bwogger Sophie Tobin brings you a simple tale of love, loss, and fried mozzarella cheese. 

Guest writer, Maya Corral, wrote this very special op-ed piece for us. You can guess to the source material that it is referring to. 

Canine-Anthropology Major Henry Golub explores the possible effects of every door on campus malfunctioning. Building users will find the piece “compelling,” “gripping,” and “fist-raising,” according to Jahz Kiddine, Drivel Editor of the Columbia Speckled Gator. Cole Umbeah Stoodent CC ’20 also found it “good.” Cole’s mom liked it too. I have a recurring nightmare. It takes place […]

We’ve already brought you a list of things that don’t spark joy, but what about the things at Columbia that make us happy, that fill us up with warm fuzzies? Turns out, lots of them are food-related.