Nothing says “Community Service” like Dunkin Donuts, hot chocolate, and Rock Band, right? CCO’s coming up (March 27th, just on the other side of spring break), so they’re taking over the Lerner Piano lounge from 8:00-10:00pm tonight for their “Rock Out, Chow Down” free food extravaganza. There will be a raffle, too–all the details are […]
Snowicane? Cataclyzzard? Nor’Easter II, Electric Boogaloo? Call it whatever you like–just as back-to-back 40-degree days earlier this week led to tantalizing thoughts about warm weather, it looks like we’re gonna get dumped on. Again. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning in effect from 6am Thursday until 6pm Friday. We’re told to […]
Lerner Cinema **FREE FOOD AND DRINKS!** Do you have an interest in international affairs? Did you go to Model UN conferences in high school? Are you looking to get involved with a new, highly rewarding activity? CMUNNY V is looking for committee chairs, crisis directors, and committee proposals for our conference next fall. Come meet […]
Finally, the hints of a new new, Westside-related restaurant are coming to fruition. A tipster alerted us that local blog Harlem + Bespoke recently posted on a new sign in the area, revealing that the restaurant in question would be called Vareli (Restaurant Lounge), filling the long-empty niche for Nice Restaurants With Artisan-Crafted Bronze Signs. […]
It’s Barnard Meal Plan Hullabaloo Episode 47: A Case of Logistics! After DSpar’s open forum on February 4th, a plan to form a committee was announced on Feburary 11th. Bwog was recently tipped by one frustrated Barnard student who signed up to be on the committee, but was unable to participate because of the predetermined […]
Awesome! A fake jewel heist! Like, actually taken straight from Snatch. (New York Post) Next year, we’ll get new textbook information before classes start. (Spec) The Mayor is raining on our parades. (Daily Intel) Jehovah’s witnesses are packing up and leaving Brooklyn Heights. (Gothamist) It’s really, really tough to fire bad teachers quickly. We’re trying, […]
At around 2 AM, McBain was evacuated due to a fire that appears to have started in the room directly above Milano (or in Deluxe? Bwog is getting conflicting reports) on the second floor. started when the rain shorted out the Deluxe sign, setting fire to the canopy above it (updated 2:40 a.m.). A McBain […]
313 Fayerweather Join GlobeMed at Columbia for a free dinner and discussion with Dr. Maya Sabatello, human rights and international law specialist who teaches for Columbia University’s Human Rights Program and NYU’s Center for Global Affairs. The discussion will center around ways in which human rights laws can further the movement for global health equity. […]
Lerner 555 Works by Maurice Ravel, Felix Mendelssohn and J.S. Bach. Founded in 2001, Columbia Classical Performers seeks to support the community of classical musicians on campus who wish to perform in an intimate, stress-free environment for their peers. CCP works to give musicians performance opportunities by providing venues all over campus, coordinating recital logistics, […]
Satow Room, Lerner Hall “La Americana” is an intimate documentary following an undocumented immigrant’s journey from Bolivia to New York City and back, as she struggles to save the life of her ailing daughter. Her unforgettable story is woven into the current immigration crisis in the United States, putting a human face on this timely […]
568 Lerner Hall Ever wonder what a law school class is really like? Come find out at “Law School Preview” hosted by the Columbia Pre-Law Society! Professor Peter Strauss, the Betts Professor of Law at Columbia Law School, will be giving an introduction to his course Legislation. Legislation is an elective course for first-year law […]
that cool thing when you could have bought a literal island instead of going to college and fulfilled that one dream wherein you are an eccentric painter type who might have a cute dog and definitely
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