Momma Bwog is already worried about all of you kids being sad and your mental health and it’s not even the last day of classes yet. To cheer you all up and bring you back to some happier times away from work, Bwoggers bugged asked tonight’s patrons of Butler what is their happy place to survive […]
….why there are so many fucking people in Butler. At 9 am, which is when this photo was snapped. And also at 7:30 pm, which is when this post was posted. It’s still really crowded in here. You may be better off “studying” in bed, where no one can see how often you’re switching tabs […]
Bwog always loves a good Suite and admires those you take the effort to make their space unique and f@b. Design dilettante Lauren Beltrone dons her Mickey Ears and grabs her Fastpass for a tour. Welcome to Suite 1610, where there’s a speaker system in the bathroom, enough comfy couches to seat a small army, and […]
Bwog hates to break it to you, but tomorrow is officially the last day of classes for the semester. While these bitch of a couple weeks have already begun for some, we just want to warn you that it’s time that you remove yourself from your bed and start to mozy on over to Butler […]
For their final issue of The Blue and White, editor in chief Conor Skelding, CC ’14, and managing editor Anna Bahr, BC ’14, duked it out over Who Knows What They’re Talking About in a favorite reoccurring feature of prose and cons, “At Two Swords’ Length“. You, dear readers, have the pleasure of being their judge […]
Ladies, you’d best listen up. There’s some creepy shit going down at the Barnard library right now. These alarming tips just came in: “Man in Barnard library just asked me to remove shoes so he could see my feet. What is going on, Bwog” “There have been reports of a man coming into Barnard’s Lehman […]
This past Thursday, Columbia/Barnard’s Jewish a cappella group Pizmon jammed at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in honor of Chanukah, Presidents, America, and the end of the semester. Maybe not the last one, but you get the celebratory idea. Bwog does not speak Hebrew so we never really know what Pizmon is saying, but man do we […]
Mama Bwog knows you are all just dying for an excuse to leave Butler for an hour or two. Head over to the Global Charity Santa Dash today at 11am (we know, run!!) with your best Santa attire to either run the race or just take pity on the pour souls exercising while you sip […]
Listen up Barnard girls. Apparently Nelson Mandela was the ultimate feminist. (CNN) Jay Z grabbed 9 Grammy nominations. Must be that new Vegan diet. (BBC) Some Columbia researchers grew lung cells out of human stem cells. (University Herald) Bill Braskey returned to SNL along with some great past cast members. Watch below. You’re welcome. (NBC)
It’s your lucky day, women of Columbia! We know you’re really busy right now (i.e. finals prepping for that date with the cutie from down your hall omg!), but put down that hairbrush because we’re about to drop some knowledge: in this glowing article from Want China Times, Columbia has been ranked “the top choice […]
You know how we have all of these great resources available in New York City like free museums/fantastic art in general? Well, “The Forty Part Motet,” a sound installation at The Cloisters is one of these things. And it’s ending tomorrow. Senior Staff Writer Alexander Pines has Feelings about this and tells you why you […]
We are pleased to present another excerpt from the new issue of the only, the inimitable, monthly undergraduate magazine of this fine university: The Blue and White. In this piece, B&W contributor Luca Marzorati, CC ’15, describes his experience spending night after night at a midtown night court. He witnessed the arraignments of some regular NY criminal […]
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