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Bwog’s resident Brit, Liv, decided to try out rushing at the start of this semester. Knowing very little about the process, this follows her totally cliché journey into Columbia’s Panhellenic life and provides a window into what it was like for an international kid…

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The Union Theological Seminary is where Bwogger Leena goes to pray to the Burke water fountain.

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A new Dunkin’ Donuts location will be opening on the corner of 120th and Amsterdam, where Panini D’Parma was. It will be interesting to see how this his new arrival on the caffeination scene might change up where students get their coffee. Columbia had been dominated by Starbucks (in the Diana Center, 115th & B’way, and […]

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Professor David Eisenbach CC ‘94, TC ‘95 , GSAS ‘06 is running in the February 26th special election for the post of New York City Public Advocate. This is Eisenbach’s second bid for the seat, after a previous defeat in 2017. 

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Daily Editor Henry Golub writes in his free time to impress women. Just kidding . . . ha aha. Anyway, in this article, he argues that we replace the tarp on the grass with material that’ll last.

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Inspired by the recent show Russian Doll, in which the universe conspires to kill the main character over and over again (even once in Le Monde), Managing Editor Zack Abrams enlisted the rest of Bwog’s staff to dream up the myriad of ways our beloved institution could slay us if it wished. 

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If you read our weekly Field Notes as religiously as we do, you know that Bwog staffers get up to some wacky stuff on the weekends. Now, Arts Editor and aspiring cartoonist Riva Weinstein brings you a real, fresh-picked selection of Bwoggers’ most representative moments from this Fall or Spring semester. Elle:  One night I got […]

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Newsletter Editor Eva Sher has, unfortunately, contracted the worst sickness that has ravaged her sinuses for the past two weeks. Throughout this time, she has become an EXPERT on where to find free tissues around campus. If I’m sick, that most likely means someone on this campus got me sick. Therefore, it is my duty […]

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Senior Staffer Sarah Harty eats, sleeps, and breathes the Diana Center Café. She’s not here for your “I don’t understand the system” bullshit. You can catch her there at all hours of the day. She brings you the REAL cost of eating at Diana 24/7. 

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If you’ve visited Columbia’s Sexual Violence Response page lately, you might be as angry as we are about the quick escape button that doesn’t actually do the one job it’s been designed to do. Join our staff writer in the callout against the quick escape button– only an hour away by subway! Content warning: discussion […]

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