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Housing FYI: Today Is The Day

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2014 1 Comments

So you’ve bitched and moaned about housing for weeks on end, and the day has finally come: today is the very first day of 2014 Columbia housing registration. But, alas, for something so intrinsic to your happiness, you have no idea what you’re meant to be doing. No worries—Momma Bwog’s here for you in your time […]

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