The class councils of 2013 are holding an event tonight for freshmen (enjoy that status while it still lasts!) in Lerner Cinema where they will have 400 White Castle burgers, pizza, and other food for free. The event starts at 8 pm, and they will be handing out LitHum study guides to the first 50 […]
You might not know the following figures–but you should [Ed note: well, you all know this one.] In Campus Characters, The Blue and White introduces you to a handful of Columbians who are up to interesting and extraordinary things and whose stories beg to be shared. If you’d like to suggest a Campus Character, send […]
Monday, May 3 8-10:30 PM Lerner Cinema To All First Years!!!! Congrats on making it to to the end of your first year at Columbia!!! (well almost) Your student government wants to reward you for your amazing work by providing you with dinner and a movie this coming Monday, May 3. We will have 400 […]
A new issue of The Current is available online, and we hit the highlights: Manhattanville. Way too modern. Domestic violence in Israel. Reading, books. Factory farming.
The push for gender neutral housing made some progress this school year, but those in favor of it say there obviously needs more to be done. To bring attention to this issue once more, Everyone Allied Against Homophobia today officially presented a petition, signed by over 900 Columbia students and endorsed by 20 campus organizations, […]
It’s near the end of the semester, and the only thing that’s on your mind is laying on the lawns running from the rain. But don’t forget that there are things that need your input! Cough. Courseworks evaluations have been out for a while now, and many of them are due towards the end of […]
As part of their SEAS the Day! celebrations, ESC is giving away free burgers and T-Shirts in Lerner Piano Lounge today from 12 pm – 2 pm (the location was moved due to rain). Carpe them while they last! Update: CPU is also giving away free HamDel sandwiches on Lerner Ramps from 12 pm – […]
Meet Kyle Smith, your new head coach for the men’s basketball team. (Spec) Meet Nick Tsoulos, who will soon be opening Mel’s Burger Bar in mid-June or early July. (nycfoodguy.com) Meeting new people is better with social networks… or not. (Gothamist) Midtown meets London, as the NYPD plans on installing a new security network. (NYT) […]
Tomorrow is the last day of class and therefore probably the first day on which you’ll actually be paying attention in class, and Bwog would, again, be most appreciative if you could keep your ears peeled for anything funny, sappy, or just plain bizarre that comes out of your professors’ mouths. You can send in […]
Due to popular demand for more badgering of Columbia employees and local businesses, your dedicated correspondent Sarah Camiscoli finagled her way through the breakfast line to ask Eduardo, the soft-spoken and loyal Nussbaum & Wu employee of nine years, what he has to say about the Columbia clientele. What is the general consensus here about […]
George Rupp, as president, sought to stop political correctness, stop departments and schools forming silos. He expanded interdisciplinarism, and making
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