Staff Writer Victoria Borlando found a cat scurrying through campus, and she had a thought.
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Good morning Columbia! As homework begins to pile up and you realize the semester is actually, really, 100% starting, know that Bwog is here for you when you can’t waste your entire day reading the
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If you can’t beat ’em join ’em. Except there’s no contest and you don’t need to beat us, but please, do join us.
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Here, Bwog generously provides a closely-held recipe for Russian Tea (which neither comes from Russia nor contains tea), and it’s the perfect Beverage-in-Mug to warm you the hell up.
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Bwog teaches you how to professionally waste class time.
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News Editor Lauren Kahme dishes the tea on how to have a glowing epidermis in the dead of winter…with student debt in mind!
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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
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Hope your first hump day of the school year goes smoothly!
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Bwog is back, baby! And, of course, we kept ourselves busy over the break.
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This Bwogger witnessed an epic faceoff in their Postmodernism class yesterday, which led them to question: if “blackberry” means “I love you,” what does kicking a cockroach out of a classroom mean?
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Editor in Chief Isabel Sepúlveda provides the Columbia community with an actual email she sent to an actual professor teaching an actual class that’s guaranteed to get you off the waitlist. Here’s to your soon-to-be
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Senior Staff Writer Jake “Jake-Luc Godard” Tibbetts woke up before 10:00 am on only one occasion over winter break: Monday, January 13, when, at 8:18 am EST, John Cho and Issa Rae announced the nominees
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Bwog answers some questions that curious aunts, family friends, hairdressers, and dental hygienists asked you this winter break.
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Send us those zingers your professors use to keep you in their class past the shopping period.
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Have a great first day back at school, everyone!
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Ragrets? Former Bwog Publisher James Fast hasn’t got none.
Ross Chapman recounts the panel discussion, “Reading the Election”, in which the drama of this election cycle was connected to literature. This event was the perfect antidote for election season sour grapes. “In the wake of the election, what can the study of literature offer us?” Rachel Eisendrath posed this question to a somber Ella Weed […]
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