In case you weren’t well aware, it’s fucking cold outside. Our nipples are hard. Our freshly showered hair is freezing during our two minute walk to Butler. And we hate it. Bwog is tired of this miserably freezing weather. That’s why we’re going to be curled around a fire at tonight’s meeting, wearing our onesies, sipping hard warm apple cider. […]
Bwog has been watching a lot of early-2000s reality TV shows lately, our most recent favorite being Wife Swap. However, after sending in our audition tape to ABC, we learned that Wife Swap is no longer on the air. Thus, in proper Bwog fashion, we made two Barnard Bwog staffers swap wives rooms. Here are the results. Back […]
Bucket List represents the immense intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. This week, be sure to get philosophical about pop culture and hit up some of this week’s events. You can find our recommended events below, and the full list can be found after the jump. As always, if we’ve made a mistake or […]
Social justice warriors, don’t get your apples in a twist. Fifty Shades of Grey whipped up $30.2 million its opening weekend despite immense criticism from almost everyone everywhere. Looks like everyone low-key just wants to get down and dirty. (USA Today) You heard it here first, folks. Scientists have come up with a way to genetically-modify apples […]
Just in time for the sultriest of holidays, Tats got you covered for all your V Day needs!! Our resident queen of relationships, commitment, and your standard date night, this week Tats brings you three fab flirty date nights for you and your hot nugget! Dear Tats, I just started seeing someone new, and I’m […]
With great sadness, we bring you our final Personals for this Valentine’s Day series. Our lucky last ladies are Rachel and Emily aka the cutest roommates in Carman. If you would like to get to know one of them, or both, send us an email at tips@bwog.com and we’ll put you in touch. Special thanks […]
Bwog’s basketball boffin, Max Rettig, witnessed an impressive win over Harvard by Columbia’s Women’s Backetball Team. Alexa Giuliano hit the three. Tori Oliver got inside their collective mind. Sara Mead sealed the deal. And the Columbia Lions dominated together at home against the Harvard Crimson, winning their first Ivy contest 59-43. Typical of this season, […]
As if we couldn’t be more self-absorbed, we bring you a joint personal from some more Bwog staff members—Claire and Anna. These girls are ready to mingle. They even let you Photoshop your headshot to see what a nice date at 1020 would look like with them. If you’re ready to meet the best girls […]
Wyoming and Utah have been on the lookout for new ways to carry out executions, since supplies of the drugs used in lethal injections have been dwindling rapidly. Both states are on their way to reinstating the firing squad, suggesting that they’ve mostly been looking to the past for inspiration. (Independent, Fox News) A U.S. Coast […]
As we prepare to celebrate the emptiness we pretend isn’t there that finds us when we forget the sweet distraction of phones or alcohol love, let’s take a quick break to appreciate the little moments that brought us here. From the classic first gestures of grand affection, to the modern day Tinder meet-cutes, we present to you a […]
Even though Valentine’s Day is just a day away, it’s never too late to find your partner for the holiday with another round of Personals. Today, we bring the ladies and men the treat of meeting David and Natasha. If either of them seem like a cool person to share the day with, email us at tips@bwog.com […]
As a special treat, we bring a special batch of personals from Bwog’s Features Editor and News Editor, Tatini and Eric. We can attest that they are both dime pieces and will be swiped up quick. That picture is actually of them last weekend. If you’re interested in either of these special people, send us […]
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