Got back to campus to find my apartment flooded… as a transfer student, I came here to live a life of the mind, not a life in the mold.

Congratulations to the newly admitted members of the Class of 2029! 

On Monday, Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) held a protest outside Barnard’s main gates calling for divestment from Israel after circulating posts on Instagram reading “Barnard First, Columbia Next.” Barnard President Laura Rosenbury described the posts as “inflammatory” with “violent imagery” in an email to students announcing restricted campus access ahead of the protest. On […]

Three cheers for living in a surveillance state! 

Hear ye, fall graduates and friends of fall graduates. Send in your Senior Wisdom nominations by Saturday, December 7, 11:59 pm EST.

Barnumbia girls, please stop mogging me!

The Barnard Consortium for Critical Interdisciplinary Studies will offer the possibility to minor or concentrate in Asian Diaspora and Asian American Studies starting in the spring.

Barnard is awesome—trust me, I’ve been places. I’ve seen things.

Barnard Baddies never have to endure the horror of Dodge again.

For more than two years, the student-led Reproductive Justice Collective (RJC) has been urging Barnard and Columbia to provide medication abortion on campus. Abortion is still not available at Barnard except through referrals after the college first promised it on campus in 2022. In the meantime, students from RJC have taken it upon themselves to […]

The Francine A LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being will open on October 30.

Hope you passed the room checks!

On October 11, art enthusiast and Staff Writer Trisha Karmakar checked out a Movement Lab film screening as part of the Moving Body-Moving Image Initiative. 

In this edition of RoomHop, Bwog Staff Writer Ann Dai takes you on a journey to the best and worst place on campus: the Sulz basement.

Frederick Neuhouser, Barnard Philosophy Professor and President of the College’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors, spoke with Bwog regarding student protests in 1968 versus 2024.