Faisal Alam and Al-Fatiha – Pioneers in LGBTQ Muslim Understanding
Posted on 28 April, 2010
By Josephine Butler It happens to all of us – it’s inevitable. Doesn’t matter whether we are undergrads or grad students, we become overwhelmed and stressed with assignments, exams, and projects we begin to forget there is a world that continues to turn, independent of the academic boxes we have confined ourselves in. As a [...]
Como Twestival
Posted on 25 March, 2010
A Twestival is a gathering of those who are on twitter in order to meet and raise money for a charity. Pictured here are one of the coordinators of ComoTwestival with one of the twitter members. Come out to Shakespeares pizza for the chance to win items such as chocolate covered cookies or a flatbranch [...]
Mimi Chakarova and Making a Difference
Posted on 01 March, 2010
By Samantha Liss A woman on a crusade made Memorial Union her pulpit by teaching students and community members the hidden truths about sex trafficking around the globe. Even though she spoke with an accent from a distant place, it was impossible to miss the conviction in her voice, as she spoke during the 2010 [...]
Help us get to know you better
Posted on 01 March, 2010
Iknowcomo.com has put together a quick survey to help us get to know our users a little better. We want to know what you like, what you want to see more of, and any suggestions you have for improving the site. With just a few clicks, you can help make us better!
Happy Birthday George Washington!
Posted on 22 February, 2010
The Washington Monument pails in comparison to this ode to one of our founding fathers. In honor of our first president’s birthday, we once again put you, Columbia, in front of the camera to test some of your American history knowledge.
See what happens here.
What would you do for George Washington’s birthday? Let us know by leaving your comments.
First Timers Thoughts on the Vagina Monologues
Posted on 21 February, 2010
By Beth Hoag I had always heard of the Vagina Monologues, but I thought it would be something that would make me so uncomfortable witnessing. Thinking about addressing things, which are unspeakable to many, made me uncomfortable enough. Nevertheless, I found myself in a huge line waiting to get into Jesse Auditorium to see this [...]
Happy Valentine’s Day from iKnowCoMo
Posted on 14 February, 2010
By David Goldstein and Sam Schleicher This is our first valentine’s day, so all of us here at iknowcomo.com wanted to do something special for Columbians. We decided to put you in front of the camera for the chance to give some V-day shout outs. Thanks everyone for helping us out, you were awesome!
Mardi Gras Columbia Style
Posted on 12 February, 2010
There’s probably no better place to be than on Bourbon Street right now. It’s Mardi Gras weekend and the Saints just won the Superbowl. It’s a non-stop party! Wait, whats that? You can’t rush off to Louisiana for the weekend? Well not to worry, there’s still plenty going on in Columbia for the Gras. The [...]
Ways To Help Out Haiti Locally
Posted on 04 February, 2010
Haven’t been able to help with the situation in Haiti. You can still do your part by either listening to music or eating pizza. The Blue Note is hosting a “Hear for Haiti-Benefit Show” on Thursday Feb 11. The concert will feature New Locomotive, Noah Earle, The Paperclips, and John Gurney all for just $10. [...]
Super Bowl Sunday Hits Columbia
Posted on 03 February, 2010
by: Sam Schleicher Football fans rejoice! Super Bowl XLIV is just around the corner, where the Indianapolis Colts will take on the New Orleans Saints down in sunny Miami, Florida. What’s that, you’re not a football fan? Not to worry, this monumental television event is about much more than the game. Besides, you’re going to [...]
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