An informative panel discussing the difficulties of the journalism industry and how aspiring writers can break into it in this competitive environment.

Hi Bwog! Welcome back to Columbia and to Science Fair, Bwog’s weekly roundup of science events happening around campus. As always, email maggie@bwog.com if you want your event featured.

Start October with the eeriest finds from the Rare Book and Manuscript Library! 

Explore careers in the field!

Does the Constitution have applications on Bioethics?

On Tuesday, September 29, Mahmoud Khalil (SIPA ’25) celebrated the launch of his new book, No Land to Stand on: Notes from Detention. He and Donziger discussed Khalil’s life before Columbia, as well as his experiences in detention and his current lawsuits against Columbia University and the United States Government. 

Take steps to prioritize well-being!

Another year, another Morningside Lights festival!

Attend events and engage with world leaders!

Come see the tiny, beautiful world around us. Happening Off Campus: The winners of the Nikon Small World in Motion competition this year displayed the tiny, beautiful world around us. The competition began in 1975, at first only accepting photography, and has since decided to include moving images as well. Awarded first place, Ning Xu […]

What does it mean to study at a university built on histories we rarely acknowledge? That question lingered in the room last Wednesday as students and community members gathered to hear Chris Rabb speak on Columbia, slavery, and the long, unfinished work of repair.

This week, you can distract yourself from finals by volunteering for a local soup kitchen, joining group study sessions, or shopping at local businesses.

Take a walk and explore new foods! 

Bwog Internal Editor Manaia Taula-Lieras attends the 2026 Ivy Native Conference (INC), entitled “Plants and Our People: Rooted in Indigenous Community.”

Find a new friend and drink some boba! Editor’s warning: mentions of death.