If you attend Columbia University or have stepped foot onto Barnard’s campus, there is about an 100% chance that you’ve seen a tote bag. Bwogstaff has compiled their favorites!
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A Saudi Arabian female rapper, Athena Film Festival events, and a law that really should have been passed already in today’s Bwoglines.
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We’re back with another edition of ranking building, this time: we’re going normative.
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Any similarities to the actual experiences of pre-med students have been gleaned from late-night Slack conversations.
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So useless to deride, so useful to descry: Ferris, the best dorm on campus, gets described. (Note: This is the first of Bwog’s annual Housing Reviews. Check back soon for more.)
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Do you ever make a grammatical error so foolish that you question your own intelligence? Do you rely on spell-check to spell the words yesterday, restaurant, and tomorrow? Have you ever sent a text that says “I’ll be there
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“I go to Colymvia… *Colkunbua….*Colimboa…. That university in the City of New York.”
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With midterm season looming, this edition of Bwoglines reminds you to drink safely, not fatally.
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Bwog staffer Will Lyman, inspired by Beta Theta Pi’s recent “Dante’s Inferno” event, reimagines the Literature Humanities curriculum as party themes.
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One key part of being a student at Columbia: being CAVA’d. Here are the reviews.
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Strap on your fanny packs, pick up your Milstein coffees, and switch your Barnard Dad hats to the back: the Athena Film Festival is here! Every year, Barnard hosts a weekend festival of screenings and
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Bwog staffer Will Lyman compiles an index on the age old question of wardrobe choice in inconsistent weather.
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This week, GSSC ran really short. Like, really short. Regardless, GSSC Bureau Chief Olivia Mitchell is here to report everything that went down this week, which included a very special, limited-edition experience of Vice President
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Staff Writer Nicki Camberg shares her thoughts on what she believes is the height of culinary experience.
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By Bwog Staff on Apr 26, 2019 
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On Wednesday evening, Columbia Science Review hosted a panel discussion about Media and the Mind, promising “a scientific perspective on Hollywood portrayals of mental health.” This Bwogger followed the series of seven printer paper arrows that led her through the labyrinth of Schermerhorn to cover the event.
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