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.

Try out the New York Lawn Bowling Club!

The annual event brought attention to Pacific Islander and Polynesian traditions through song, dance, and food.

This week you can tap into your creativity by decorating pottery, painting plein air, learning about French literature, or supporting student performances.

Columbia Bhangra hosts their annual showcase, BHeights XIX.

Hello and welcome back to Science Fair, Bwog’s weekly roundup of science events happening around campus. Enjoy the weather this week! Bwog Science wishes you luck with your midterms and a lovely spring break. As always, email science@bwog.com if you want your event featured. AI Investigation of 1921 Tulsa Massacre Degrowth vs. Green Growth Alice! CU Well […]

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You’ve been cordially invited to CUPAL Gala...

Celebrate Women’s History Month and STEM in Education month by building Legos!

OpenAI, New Housing Plan, and Craft Stations!

Iran, snowstorm, and DIY dog toys. Editor’s warning: mentions of violence.