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LectureHop: Jeffrey Sachs And The Moral University In The 21st Century

By Britt Fossum on Apr 01, 2015 2 Comments

Yesterday, Internal Editor and scientific savant Britt Fossum headed to Hamilton to listen to Columbia’s resident boss Jeffrey Sachs talk ethics and universities. Yesterday evening was the first talk in a new series hosted by the Masters Program in Bioethics at Columbia titled “What is a Moral University in the 21st Century?” The speaker was none […]

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Bwoglines: Four Things That Will Make You Cry First From Heartbreak And Then From Laughter Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 01, 2015 0 Comments

Dermatologists hate her! This suburban mom uses cheap household ingredients to keep her skin looking like she’s still twenty-five! Here are fifty-two bars of soap that look eerily similar to human beings. You can’t ignore this shockingly heartwarming picture of a single mother making it on her own in the Big Apple. Here are three things you’ll never want to read again if […]

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Housing Reviews 2015: Broadway

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2015 1 Comments

It’s that time of the year again: spring everlasting winter! And that can mean only one thing—the annual installment of Bwog’s housing reviews. Today, we bring you the lowdown on the most aptly named dorm on campus: Broadway. Location: 556 West 114th Street. Housing, facilities, and WikiCU will say 2900 but 556 is what you want to tell the delivery guy. Nearby […]

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CU Admissions Decisions Mailed

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2015 12 Comments

It’s that time of the year again—when high school seniors hear back from our dear University about whether or not they will walk its hallowed halls in the fall. The following statement was released this afternoon. Send condolences or congratulations as needed and try not to dredge up any memories of high school. Total number of […]

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A Late Review Of Spring Latenite

By Mason Amelotte on Mar 31, 2015 0 Comments

This year, we ignored our haphazardly implemented tradition of making the outgoing EIC review the semi-annual Latenite comedy show, and instead we sent an under-qualified daily editor to check it out. Mason Amelotte thusly brings you his review of Latenite Theatre: Spring 2015 Anthology. This year’s three night spring anthology showcased nine short plays that were written […]

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Housing Reviews 2015: River

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2015 5 Comments

It’s that time of the year again: spring everlasting winter! And that can mean only one thing—the annual installment of Bwog’s housing reviews. Today, we’re channeling the Talking Heads and “taking you to the River.” Location: 628 West 114th Street (colloquially known as River) Nearby dorms: Schapiro, Broadway, Hogan Stores and restaurants: That one Halal cart, Amir’s, M2M, Morton Williams, pretty […]

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SGA Speaks Those Magic Words: Free Food

By Maddie Stearn on Mar 31, 2015 0 Comments

Barnard Bearoness Maddie Stearn is so committed to the game that she covered last night’s SGA meeting BEFORE she knew about the free food. Check out what went down regarding election announcements, Town Halls, and more in this Tuesday’s SGA meeting roundup. On Monday evening in the hallowed halls of the Diana Café, magic words like […]

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Bwoglines: LOL Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2015 0 Comments

It was announced yesterday morning that South African writer and comedian Trevor Noah will replace John Stewart later this year as the new host of “The Daily Show.” Noah, who is only 31 years old and a newbie in the American television scene, is expected to give the show a youthful and international spin. (NYTimes) Here’s some news […]

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USenate SAC Votes To Support Divestment From Private Prisons

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2015 5 Comments

Tonight, the Columbia University Senate’s Student Affairs Committee (SAC) voted to support Columbia’s divestment from private prisons. Various groups on campus, particularly Columbia Prison Divest, have already urged President Bollinger to divest from private prisons before tonight’s vote. The SAC consists of 25 elected student senators and represents Columbia’s 20 schools and affiliates. Their press release, […]

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Field Notes: Pucker Up Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2015 0 Comments

It’s getting (somewhat) warmer outside, so everyone’s starting to feel lil’ steamy on the inside. Or, we all can just feel really inspired by the timely finding of an interestingly marketed lip balm product. Pucker up, cause Bacchanal is on the (rainy and cold) horizon, and everyone’s gonna be looking for warmth. Cheers to the […]

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Mozart And Tchaikovsky With The CUMC Symphony Orchestra

By Ross Chapman on Mar 30, 2015 0 Comments

As our resident fan for all things sports and music, future medical-music fan Ross Chapman trekked all the way uptown to catch the CUMC Orchestra playing Mozart and Tchaikovsky. Read on to hear about the top medical students in the country being really good at something else, too. The Columbia University Medical Center, between its […]

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Housing Reviews 2015: East Campus (Highrise)

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2015 8 Comments

It’s that time of the year again: spring everlasting winter! And that can mean only one thing—the annual installment of Bwog’s housing reviews. And now the coveted EC high-rises. Location: 70 Morningside Dr. Nearby dorms: Wien and Plimpton. Stay home basically. Stores and restaurants: Che Bella, HamDel, Appletree Market, SubsConscious, and in some sense (a hopeful if not particularly accurate sense, Max and […]

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Bwoglines: Frat Falls And Exploding Body Cameras Edition

Aditi Patil 1

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In The Dining Hall Wars, There Can Be No Victors

Isabel Sepúlveda 1

bwog loves columbia and barnard dining
bwop to the top
it's not their fault that college dining is inherently shitty and overpriced
late night bwog
the only solution is becoming that seas kid who only drinks soylent or like...photosynthesis
there are no good dining halls so stop fighting about it okay
this bwogger has never been to hewitt but that changes today

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Arsonist Lovers In Diana

Elizabeth Burton 0

i don't know what to say
I honestly am so confused? why is this okay?
protect diana
soo much confusion
this is white culture

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Science Fair: Uncertainty Edition

Alex Tang 0

bwog science
heisenberg
how many columbia students embrace uncertainty
if there are hor d'oeuvres im there
it's hard being off the meal plan
science fair
when is fall break

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Bucket List: Tired Broke College Students Edition

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

as events editor i am legally required to live in either the diana events oval or the heyman center second floor common room
at least they're both nice
bucket list
i took my little sister to see crazy rich asians and she cried non-stop for the last 30 minutes of the movie
i would die for mary shelley

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Cooking With Bwog: Black Bean Soup

Cara Hudson-Erdman 0

bean
cooking with bwog
i used water instead of veggie broth
ingredience...
soup
the milstein center is so fucking cold
this soup was inspired by the ferris black bean soup

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A Day Of Eggs

Eva Sher 1

also everyone at Hewitt is so nice!
bwind beneath my wings
eggs
i go there for the eggs and the friendship
no hate tho i eat at hewitt all the time bc its close and im lazy

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Homecoming Through The Eyes Of A Football Virgin

Maggie Gourdin 0

homecoming
i just barely made it out of high school pe with an A y'all know i can't do sports
i still have no idea how football works
i'm pretty sure my high school's football stadium is bigger than Columbia's
rubgy is better than football
someone please explain what offsides means
why did they take away our first touchdown?

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