Bucket List represents the intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our very best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus. Our recommendations for this week are below, and the full list is after the jump. If you notice any events that have been left off the […]
New York City is packed with amazing culture and inspiring art, but sometimes it’s difficult to break the Morningside-bubble and experience it all first-hand. “This Week in the Arts” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/ theatrically-inclined on campus. Tuesday, April 5 Feminist To The Core: Gayatri […]
Everyone has been sharing their best Bacchanal war stories, but one student may have officially won the contest. Late last night, a Barnard student publicly posted in the public Facebook group “Overheard @ Barnard” a picture that appears to be them and Swae Lee, one brother of the Bacchanal headliner group named Rae Sremmurd. The photo […]
Are you a classy group of seniors too good for EC? Then Hogan is the right dorm for you. Situated at the corner of happy and healthy, Hogan resides behind Carman along 114th, with easy access to Bernheim and Mel’s, or the subway, if you’re a downtown kind of girl. Location: 566 W. 114th St. (shares an […]
Think you got the best snapshot of something wild yesterday? Did you witness something hilarious, tragic, or a wonderful combination of the both? Willing to bet that it can beat 2014’s Fountain Girl? Bacchanal is now over, so bring on the hangovers and neglected homework! But before you drag yourself to Butler for the rest of the weekend, […]
A follow up on last week’s news of North Carolina’s anti-LGBT legislation: more backlash! Now the state may lose federal funding. (The NY Times) Taylor Swift appears unprecedentedly white in this new video of her running, dancing, rapping, and falling to Drake, released as an ad for Apple Music. (Hollywood Life) Two skydivers collided in mid-air. […]
As you wind down after an eventful Saturday (or wind up, hopefully to our pregame/regame playlist), Bwog would like to take a moment to reflect on what Bacchanal has done to us, and what we did for it. Bacchanal, Thank You For: Puked after having one glass of champagne “I’ve been over it for an hour […]
Whats up Baccha-bros! Hope the clouds didn’t bully you out of wearing your muscle tank and pink chubby shorts. From what we’ve already overseen, it certainly didn’t stop “the person who has been ready since October” from wearing her shorteralls. Some other great overseens: Champagne cork popped out of a window in the quad Guy […]
This is not an April Fools’ Day joke, we repeat, this is not an April Fools’ Day joke. According to multiple tips, the Bacchanal Committee has contacted an additional performer to headline tomorrow’s show. Hippie Sabotage is rumored to be the secret artist joining Bibi Bourelly, Marian Hill, and Rae Sremmurd on stage tomorrow. Despite performing in Austin tonight […]
Isn’t the Friday before Bacchanal just glorious? Birds are singing, sorority girls are bedazzling their fanny packs, and students are picking up from their dealer just in time for the big day. To help you get through the big day, we have put together our annual Bacchanal survival guide with all the info you need […]
Was the line at International so long that you didn’t have time to build a pregame playlist? Bwog’s got you. Check out the highlights of our three hour playlist below. Change Locations, Drake and Future: When you move from the Carman pregame to the EC pregame How Many Times, Chris Brown, Big Sean, DJ Khaled: Skip the DJ Khaled […]
Our Arts Editor traipsed up to the Lerner Black Box Theatre last night for the first showing of the Columbia University Performing Arts League’s (CUPAL) production of CENTO. CUPAL’s second and final performance of the show is tonight at 8 PM. I absolutely love attending and reviewing original, student-written productions at Columbia for the sole reason that the pool of talent […]
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