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On January 15, Shaun Abreu, New York City Council Member of Manhattan’s 7th District, and Victor Edwards, chair of NYC Community Board 9, published an open letter urging Interim President Katrina Armstrong to reopen college walk to the public, citing its historical significance to the community.

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T’aint Columbia University if you don’t find out something weird every day.

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Facilities can be a cruel God, but today they have deigned to answer our prayers. Bwog is ecstatic to report that the Earl Hall Gate (117th Street and Broadway) and the Chapel Gate (117th Street and Amsterdam Avenue) will remain open until 10:00 p.m. on weekdays. No longer will students who live above 116th have […]

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New President!

What Should Interim President Armstrong’s Nickname Be?

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Amazing article! And super useful advice! (read more)
Focus Series Kickoff: Lareina Yee ’95 On Navigating The Modern Workplace
February 4, 2025
Such a lovely read! And Yee's advice is so comforting and genuine to read as a college student (read more)
Focus Series Kickoff: Lareina Yee ’95 On Navigating The Modern Workplace
February 4, 2025
Thank You, Olin, for a walk down Memories Lane. Many years ago, when I was at Columbia (Classes of (read more)
Uncovering The Mysteries Of Schermerhorn Hall
February 3, 2025

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