The overnight guest policy at Barnard was changed this year. Sleepover queen Courtney Couillard reports. Most Barnard girls have experienced the biggest over-exaggerated fiasco of living in the quad—you’re going to the bathroom at 1 am and run into a rare species: a man. But as most girls know, it really is not a big deal, […]
Bwog’s daring ESC escapades reporter Keenan Albee attended his first meeting of the year, and brought us back this intriguing report. Trips to Cali, cruises to Alaska, and waiting in line for nine hours at the MoMA (was the Rain Room really worth it?) numbered among the summer excursions for ESC members, who descended upon Lerner on Monday for […]
Bwog just wanted to let you know that applications to join FemSex are due tomorrow. We”ll have a clubhop of them for later in the week, but for now, here’s what you need to know: FemSex is a peer-facilitated, semester-long discussion group at Columbia University, dedicated to the empowerment and fulfillment of the sexual self. […]
A tipster discovered what looks like a porno being filmed a couple days ago by John Jay. It’s about time someone took advantage of Columbia’s sexy campus. It goes without saying that if any of you ever come across the finished work, you must email tips@bwog.com. Many famous movies were shot at Columbia, like Spider-Man, Ghostbusters, and this […]
The era of Bloomberg is coming to an end. PSA: if you’re voting in the New York city mayoral primary today, you need to go to Lenfest Hall, on 121st street between Amsterdam Ave and Columbus. Unlike in past years, you won’t be able to vote in Wien. (NBC) You might think your parents are […]
Another semester, another season of ridiculous parties. Here, a first-year student brings us back to a better time: NSOP. If you want to tell Mama Bwog about a crazy party experience, email tips@bwog.com or use our anonymous tip form. As a wide-eyed freshman* first-year, I had no idea what to expect of my first night […]
Bwog’s crack multimedia unit, Bwog Video, is looking for directors, producers, editors, writers, and actors to join their team! Intrigued? Head over to their information session in Lerner Piano Lounge TODAY at 9:15 pm (look for a “Bwog Video” sign). Questions or concerns? Feel free to email maren@bwog. Leadership opportunities are available and absolutely no […]
Don’t you just love the first weeks back? So many introductory meetings, so many chips and cupcakes passed around. The Asian American alliance is getting in on the trend, hence the free dessert at their information session tonight at 8:30 in the Lerner Broadway Room. (That’s the one that’s alllll the way down the ramp […]
While you were getting carded at The Abbey this Friday night, El Museo del Barrio at 105th and 5th hosted a reading and conversation with acclaimed novelist Junot Díaz in support of his latest book, This Is How You Lose Her. Avid Díaz enthusiast Emma Bogler jumped (literally) at the chance to see him and was in […]
….with CUDM. If you’ve been bemoaning the lack of good dancing at Columbia, look no further: registration for Columbia University Dance Marathon is now open. For those of you not in the know, CUDM is an 18 hour fundraising event for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS foundation, where you dance in the Lerner Party Space. […]
We’re big fans of This American Life at Bwog—remember, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery—so we were delighted to learn that this past week’s episode, “How I Got Into College,” mentions Columbia. Specifically, how insanely difficult it is to get in here. “At Columbia University in New York City, 33,000 people applied; 31, 000 […]
Last night was the first CCSC meeting of the year, though it was mostly a housekeeping meeting. Joseph Milholland surveyed the occasion. The first CCSC meeting of the 2013-2014 school year kicked off with free Pinkberry for all the members of the council. So that’s one perk of being a politician. The council members talked […]
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