OpenAI, New Housing Plan, and Craft Stations!

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

This week’s events include plenty of chances to eat free food while bonding with other students, learning about other cultures, serving the community, or networking.

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

Thank you to all our amazing writers!

Take your pick from a plethora of food-themed events for studying and socializing!

Violet Du Feng’s documentary, “The Dating Game,” follows the lives of three men who seem to be living it.

Bwog’s adventures in the NYC Village Halloween Parade.

I spent an evening at a conversation-style event hosted by the Italian Academy and centered around Rome.

Recover from midterms by singing, playing with puppies, or learning something new.

Tonight marks Misty Copeland’s farewell performance with American Ballet Theatre. Read to find out how you can experience her final dance.

On October 12 at Recirculation Bookstore, Bwog Staff visited Hind’s House–a three-day exhibition with vendors, workshops, and discussions–run by members of the Columbia community and other leftist organizations.

Bwog attended Monday evening’s conversation with Barnard alum and author Karissa Chen about her debut novel Homeseeking.

This week you can embrace the autumn spirit by dancing, snacking, and going apple picking with your fellow Columbians.

My experience attending an informal event hosted by the Barnard Italian Department.