I began the day by trying to unvisit it or yesterday or the weeks that came before it.

The stories we tell about The Cleverest Band in the World and the stories it tells about itself.

PANHELLENIC PANIC. A sorority’s failed reforms prompt a mass exodus. By Gabe Garon. This summer, as Black Lives Matter protests filled streets nationwide and calls to social distance and ‘flatten the curve’ filled social media feeds, a new call reverberated on college campuses nationwide: abolish Greek life. The call quickly became a movement, circulating through school-specific, student-run Instagram accounts—@abolishgreekusc, @abolishvandyifcandpanhellenic, @abolishgreeklif

Campus mutual aid networks are redefining student relations.

The worst part of the chippy meal, but my dad loved them.

By Cy Gilman Print out or draw on this copy of the crossword (answers in bottom right corner) or play it online here. #November2020

A collection of short works of poetry.

“When I was 9, I had two pet ducks that I carried under my arms.”

In April, Sophia Houdaigui, BC ‘21, implemented the online ordering system for her family’s bakery in Arlington, Virginia.

After Elizabeth Bishop.

The cover for this issue was made by nine of the Blue and White’s illustrators. The outline, made to resemble a stained-glass window, was created by Lilly Cao. Stained-glass windows themselves are collectives, mosaics that only hold meaning when shards are placed together to create a whole. In this piece, we attempted to display experiences that have shaped this year, our thoughts, and the new ways we have learned to collect. Lilly Cao: Outline Kate Steiner: BLM Kat Chen: Ele