This week, join a study break, a collage session, or get CPR trained.

This week, you can study niche foreign politics, explore chakras, or paint a portrait.

Connect with peers, nature, or a lecture on illiberal democracy this week!

Explore a sleep workshop, learn about the life of Alexei Navalny, and share some candy this week.

Love (for campus events) is in the air this week.

As we launch into a new year, explore campus events discussing change, both personal and global. At this week’s events, you can learn about developments in the business and geopolitical realms, explore study abroad opportunities, and set goals for your well-being.

This week’s events include a celebration of the legacy of MLK, Barnard’s first Zora Neale Hurston summit, and a talk with City Council Member Chi Ossé.

Welcome back to campus, Barnumbia! Bwog is here to kick off your spring semester with our weekly roundup of on-campus and Columbia-related events. If you’re stressed about how you’re going to get off of three waitlists in the next two weeks, take a break and read this week’s “Every Event On Campus” instead!

If you’re looking for ways to destress during the stressful reading week ahead, check out the many study break events happening around campus!

Are you somehow not stressed about finals and eager to attend an event this week? Check your Google Calendar and syllabi one more time… then check out Every Event On Campus!

This week’s events include a zine making tutorial, panel discussion on constitutional courts in Asia, and a discussion of democracy as the “Citizen’s Story.”

Friendsgiving already? Nope, Columbia Dining is just adding a new Friendsgiving cooking event with Chef Mike!

Take care of yourself by visiting spaces for post-election processing and self-care. 

Feeling defensive after your professor gave you a bad grade on your midterm? Bwog can’t help you with grades, but we can help you defend yourself from assailants and the flu by highlighting free self-defense classes and flu shots on campus!

Support your undergraduate peers and attend the Undergraduate Research Symposium!