Have you ever willingly seen a Columbia a cappella group perform? Probably not. Have you ever watched Glee? Also a probable no. Have you ever wondered what Glee characters certain Columbia a cappella groups would be? A most definite never. Nevertheless, here’s the thing you never knew you wanted…

Postcrypt Coffeehouse hosted its second performance of the 2022-2023 academic year last Friday, September 30. Deputy Arts Editor Marino Bubba reviews.

FWOC = First Week Of Classes.

We’ve given you some music before, and we’re doing it again! Enjoy the music under the sun, sipping lemonade, soaking up the rays or however else is your ideal way to spend the summer! 

Music inspired by the motion picture.

Bwog Staff Writer Gigi Silla sits down with Christina Li (CC ‘24) to chat about opening Bacchanal, the singer’s love of live music and storytelling, and finding her voice in the early stages of her career.

Indie has never sounded so sweet.

Do you want to study for finals? No? Great! Bwog Staff has the perfect pastime for you. 

Holidays! They occur this time of year! And there is music for them!

Staff Writer and lapsed musician Jeff Davis attended a live virtual performance at the Lantern in the Lenfest Center for the Arts last Tuesday of Brandee Younger and Dezron Douglas, a harp and bass jazz duo. 

Here at Bwog, we do our best to bring your attention to important guest lecturers and special events on campus. If you notice any events excluded from our calendar or have a correction, let us know in the comments or email events@bwog.com.

You’re a busy person! Let the sounds of Dua Lipa, Wham!, and Death Grips carry you along.

Bwog Daily Editor and unironic lover of SoundCloud rap Ruby Mustill presents a portrait of the artist as a Yung Nugget.

Still don’t know what to play for your pregame on Saturday? Bwog’s got you covered! Staff Writer Aditi Misra compiled only the best alternatives to putting Homecoming by Kanye West on loop.

A few months after getting left on read by the frontman of her favorite band, Staff Writer Victoria Borlando’s open letter contemplates the emotional repercussions of ghosting, philanthropy, and the doubt of Ezra Koenig’s relationship with his alma mater.