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Bwog had a very eventful spring break!

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Founded in the fall of 2024, People of the Environment delves into topics at the intersection of the arts and the environment. 

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Excited the weather is getting good again? Looking for ways to maximize your time outside? Look no further – now you can study while enjoying the beautiful New York sun!

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Whether you’re staying in NYC to enjoy the spring weather or jetsetting somewhere tropical, this playlist will provide all the good energy you need to have a great spring break.

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Assigning various dorm lounges to Taylor Swift’s discography mostly according to my own whimy (yes, I am biased!)

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One freshman’s harrowing account of the John Jay flood on Wednesday, March 5. Spoiler alert: She did not have fun.

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This is me studying for Art Humanities. Maybe it will help you. Maybe it won’t.

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Bwog spent the weekend before break balancing productivity, procrastination, and delicious meals.

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The Business & Economics Library may not have the charm of some of Columbia’s more prominent libraries, but at least it gives you prime access to Chef Mike’s. 

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The Women Of Barnumbia

Happy International Women’s Day, here are some notable women alums!

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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