This Wednesday, the Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies hosted the authors of “Children of Modest Star” at the International Affairs Building. They discussed how a new governance framework could help nations tackle planetary issues more effectively. 

The East India Company and the translation of legal documents has much more to do with the origin of literature than we could have ever imagined.

California’s new law will increase wages for private healthcare facility workers.

ILAS Hosts Guest Panel with Argentinian Experts to Explore the Iconic Political Cartoon Mafalda and Her Relationship to the 21st Century

Experts weighed in on the issues most important to voters a month out from the presidential election.

Another Adams administration official resigns unsurprisingly.

Into journalism, memoirs, or essays? Look no further than this edition of Every Event On Campus to find the perfect writing-related event to attend this week!

Julian Zelizer and Karen Greenberg discussed their new book Our Nation At Risk: Election Integrity as a National Security Issue in a conversation with Columbia Law Professor Jeremy Kessler.

On Monday, Staff Writer Harper Rosenberg attended Columbia Votes’ panel event on local and national elections.

On September 19, Bwog News Editor Emma Burris and Staff Writer Lorelei Gorton attended the Voyager Golden Record Experience, an interdisciplinary exploration of humanity’s place in the cosmos. 

This past Tuesday in Ferris Booth Commons, guest writer Tyche Rose attended “Dining in Eggcellence,” an omelet-making contest hosted by Columbia Dining.

Verizon expansion? Cell service on the subway? Read all about it in today’s edition of Bwoglines!

Geetanjali Shree, author of the novel Ret Samadhi was in conversation with two of her translators, discussing the nuances and setbacks of the work of the translator.

Staff Writer Paula Carrión attended Ferris Reel’s last zine workshop, collaged the night away, and remembered why watching movies is great.

Bwog gives you the student perspective on the 2024 Solar Eclipse at Columbia University.