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Ah, Cinco de Mayo, the favorite holiday of frats/srats and other cultural appropriators everywhere. Here’s what some Columbia students did on the holiday/the first day of reading week. Went into a fit of rage at Amigo’s after not getting seated 45 minutes after my RESERVATION TIME. Went to the Heights where I had some good margs. Drunkenly […]

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Though the OG Barnard Bearoness was busy attending to Arianna Huffington, Bwog’s own Thursday Daily Editor Caroline Montgomery stepped up to the plate and displayed her loves for both Barnard and democracy when she attended the SGA meeting Monday night. Read below to learn about some of the important items on this week’s agenda. SGA’s first meeting […]

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Around 3:30 AM last night, residents of 114th St. between Broadway and Amsterdam were awoken from their peaceful slumber by the most courteous neighbors of all time: Beta House. In keeping with their recent tradition, most of their blaring music consisted of tunes from Disney that may be enjoyable in small doses, but not at […]

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Great, and thank you, BUT you make a list of places to run in Morningside Heights, and don’t mention Morningside (read more)
A Runner’s Guide To Morningside Heights
February 1, 2025
ooh this is fascinating. columbia loves renovating buildings in the weirdest ways possible (read more)
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February 1, 2025
This is the best story Bwog has had in years and years. Congrats and thanks. (read more)
Uncovering The Mysteries Of Schermerhorn Hall
January 31, 2025
fancy seeing you here… (read more)
Uncovering The Mysteries Of Schermerhorn Hall
January 30, 2025

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