The mummy tells you to stop stressing about midterms. 

Woke up a little later than you meant to because you were up late studying last night? Start your day even later and read some interesting, occasionally sleep-related current events!

This past week has been one full of movement for the world.  From movement in public opinion to movement in campus canines this edition of Bwoglines is sure to have you jumping out of your seat ready to move!

It’s Friday! I’d like to take a minute for today’s Bwoglines, so just sit right there.

Astrophysics, elevators, and some very important Supreme Court cases in today’s Bwoglines!

This week we reflect on protests, shootings, and justice in our big, bright, beautiful world.

Friday is here at last, and so is chilly fall weather. Apply some perfume and cuddle up with Bwoglines, a jaguar, or the Hudson Yards Vessel.

On this day we celebrate Netflix, uninterested lions, and another false start for anti-art market tradition. 

In which Bwog welcomes you to October with current events and spooky music recommendations. Happening in the World: Police in Hong Kong shot a protester when firing a live round of warning shots, marking the first injury from a warning shot in the 17 weeks of protests. This happened on the 70th anniversary of the […]

Start your week off right with your daily dose of Bwoglines!

Happy Friday! Celebrate the first weekend of fall with Bwoglines.

If cucumbers are 96% water and humans 60% water, does that mean we’re 62.5% cucumber? 

Happening in the World: Recent fires that have scorched over 800,000 acres of Indonesian land have caused “hazardous” air pollution levels and a high concentration of PM10 around the province of Jambi. Thanks to these tiny particles and a phenomenon called Mie scattering, the sky there has turned blood red. (CNN) Happening in the US: President Trump […]

As a new Monday is upon us, it’s time to celebrate with Bwoglines and truly reflect on whether or not you should protest against mandatory attendance.

As I sit in my dorm unable to breathe out of my nose I wonder what I have done to deserve this form of cruel punishment.  It comforts me to know I am not alone in my sickness.