The New Barnard Housing Selection System: What Actually Changed And Where Did Everyone Pick?
Betsy takes an in-depth look at a new housing selection system which caused an uproar among Barnard students in spring 2018.
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Requiem For The Barnard Dad Hats
Investigating the disappearance of the iconic Barnard Dad Hats, and waxing poetic on what they have meant to students.
Qubits Wanted, Dead And Alive: Error Correction In Quantum Computing
Betsy has little knowledge of both quantum physics and computing, but was still inspired by Prof. Steven Girvin’s self-described miraculous solution to the problem of quantum computing error.
Astrophysics Majors Have More Fun: Bwog Peoplehops The Voices Of StarBites
An interview with the creators of StarBites, an astrophysics podcast run by space-minded Columbia undergrads.
On A Cold And Terror-filled Night, Bwog Reviews 616, The Middle Of Campus And NYC
It is a cold and terror-filled night. You sit in your dorm room, scrolling through Facebook and nursing a beer stolen from your roommate’s mini-fridge.
Treehop: The Barnard Magnolia Will Rise Again
Barnard’s iconic magnolia tree passed away in summer 2016, but it lives on in two clones thanks to hard work of the Barnard Greenhouse staff.
“Measure Heaped In Joy”: Bwog Reviews KCST’s As You Like It
Betsy attended the King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe’s midnight show (a.k.a. “drunk show”) of As You Like It.
Legos, And Other Battles: Bwog Peoplehops Sidney Perkins
An interview with Sidney Perkins, SEAS ’17, the Engineering Student Council Vice President of Policy (or, as he puts it, the “leader of the policy juggernaut of ESC”).
STEM Majors Can Like Reading Too: Bwog Clubhops Barnard Bookworms
A snapshot of the Barnard Bookworms, a new Barnard College student group dedicated to help science students read for fun.
Columbia Satanic Students Society: Neither Real Satanists Nor A Real Society
Senior Staffer Betsy Ladyzhets sat down with Callum Smith, the film’s writer and director (and the man behind the Columbia Satanic Students Instagram) to learn more about this unique project.
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