If your NYC friends won’t let you leave all your crap in their home and you live farther than driving distance, summer storage is probably the way to go. But how do you choose what company should have the privilege of handling your precious belongings after housing kicks you out promptly on May 17th? The Housing […]
This week’s ESC meeting featured a guest appearance from Vice Dean of Columbia Engineering Soulaymane Kachani. Of course, he was only the second most important guest at the meeting next to Bwog’s own Joe Milholland, here to give you a recap of this week’s exciting meeting. After first commenting that there should be food for the […]
Now that the weather has finally changed and become seasonally-appropriate, baseball and softball season sounds about right. Sports lover Max Rettig gives the latest exciting lowdown on these two teams—and more—below. Baseball: The Lions swept Princeton in a display of offense and defense over the weekend, coming from behind in a 9-6 win and then following […]
This week, Columbia Prison Divest is holding a Week of Engagement along with several other schools throughout the country. From Monday to Friday, CPD will be holding events in a variety of locations around Columbia in order to publicize their cause and to talk about the issues surrounding mass incarceration. Earlier this semester, a group of […]
Monday’s SGA meeting was cut really short due to Passover this week, but Barnard Bureau Chief Lauren Beltrone was there anyways to keep you in the loop. Before delving into the real stuff, here’s a reminder to vote (again) on my.barnard.edu today. Probably because too many Barnard students were having separation anxiety and didn’t successfully […]
…and it’s on this kid’s sneakers! In case your eyes don’t have the zooming power of a microscope, these rad kicks read “Columbia 2017” near the heel. We can only hope there’s some sort of irony involved. New spring fashion?
So you probably missed the blood moon last night (like we did), but you can still check out some awesome pictures (and find out what a blood moon actually is). (Space) Former Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi is sentenced to a year of community service for his crimes, which for some reason sounds kind of comical to us. […]
We’ve been receiving several tips over the last week or two about a possible “Columbia/Barnard Tinder” site, Spark@CU, so we decided to investigate. Some of you may have received emails from Spark@CU similar to those sent out by DateMySchool last year, such as this one: Subject line: Spark@CU Hey there! We have exciting news for you. […]
Lost Maui Jim sunglasses at Bacchanal. They are aviators with a brown frame. Also lost one Tory Burch flip flop (all black with tory burch design on front). Reward will be given if either of these are found (a big one). Please email lostleatherjacket12@gmail.com if found. I would really really appreciate it!
Now that Bacchanal is over we feel it is our duty to tell you all the other things that have happened. The following is a collection random snippets, photos and tips that we’ve received over the past few days.Oh, and then there are those prospies and their shenanigans. Prospies make people not so prosperous: “Two […]
This afternoon, the 2014 winners of the Pultizer Prize were announced here at Columbia University in Pulitzer Hall. Noted winners include the journalists who led the exposure of the U.S. government secret surveillance aided by Edward Snowden. Boston Globe grabbed an award for their coverage of the Boston Marathon bombing. Also, the international reporting by […]
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