An earthquake? In NYC? Groundbreaking.

Y’all, Beyoncé did that. Editor’s Note: mentions of violence and death. 

Climate talks, NotMac&Cheese, and Jazz music in this edition of Bwoglines!

Another tropical storm, named Ophelia, is making its way to the city as we try to stay dry this weekend.

World unity! Soccer! Bworts!

It’s that lovely time of year when Barnumbia students are focusing on midterm exams—wait, midterm elections? Your call.

Happy first Monday of the school year, Barnumbia! I’m desecrating album sequencing my skipping songs I don’t like. What are you doing today?

This week, SGA members learned about the food pantry’s creation and the steps we can take to help! 

Live from New York…it’s my standby line guide!

On October 27, a Bwog Staff Writer attended the launch of an unprecedented digital map of New York populations in the mid-19th through early-20th centuries.

A man unaffiliated with the university was arrested in Barnard Hall for “criminal trespass and unlawful possession of marijuana.” According to reports from the Deputy Commissioner of Public Information’s office, the arrest occurred around 7:25 pm Tuesday night.

Happening in the nation: Ann Donnelly, a federal judge in New York, carried out an emergency ruling preventing the removal of people with refugee applications, valid visas, and “other individuals…legally authorized to enter the United States” from the US. She explained that Trump’s executive order risks “substantial and irreparable injury” to those targeted. (BBC) Happening […]

Not going home for Fall Break? Don’t fret. Bwog is here with some suggestions for you and your friends. Time to leave the MoHi bubble, maybe? Who says a staycation can’t be fun? You don’t need to leave the city for a taste of the outside world. Strengthen your New York identity and explore all the city has to […]

You may have heard that a new movie featuring Barnard alum Greta Gerwig, BC ’06, was recently released in theaters. We sent Daily Editor Betsy Ladyzhets to check out Mistress America and see if it’s worth you spending your money on a ticket. In the past couple of months, there have been two movies after […]

Most Columbian undergrads only live in the city for the nine cooler months out of the year. Those who have remained for the summer observe a city-wide, metaphysical transformation. Brief experience with the truly oppressive combination of ~100 degree weather and giant concrete/metal heatsinks forces a renegotiation of one’s relationship with basic infrastructure. “Urban jungle” takes […]