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Seems as if things having been quiet on the Roa-llie front since their last encounter, and Bwog can only conclude that they’ve decided to part ways. While our favorite cub seems content with bachelorhood, Millie, heading out for a night on the town in this picture, seems determined to start over. Spotted by Hannah Goldstein

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While the lucky among us are having either stressful finals sex, or fuck-it-I’m-graduating-and-I-ain’t-doing-it-a-virgin sex, our noble collegiate mascots have their own erotic story of deprivation and degradation to tell. An anonymous author shares the first part of this Bwog-exclusive series. There will be flirting, foreplay, sex, and hopefully playful “experimentation” between roommates. But before you send this […]

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Lily Icangelo satirically explains why horror, bemusement, and brunchfoods go hand in hand at Barnard’s traditional last-night-before-finals feast. Midnight Breakfast is as absolutely terrifying as it is incredibly awesome. Walking into a crowded gym of highly stressed out, type-A personality, sleep-deprived girls? So, SO scary. The nervous energy that fills LeFrak Gym during Midnight Breakfast […]

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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They prioritize transfer students in their first semesters for housing, but otherwise I don't know any transfers personally who live (read more)
Transferpeople
August 21, 2026
Pretty much all transfers can get housing. (read more)
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August 15, 2026
John Jay way better than Hewitt. (read more)
Freshmen’s Ranked Guide To Columbia Dining: 2026 Edition
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thank you from an incoming transfer student :) (read more)
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