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On The Masthead
The face of The Blue and White as told by the faces of The Blue and White.

Kat Chen


Letter From the Editor, December 2021
I don’t know how I’ll ever write this last letter.

Dominy Gallo and Lyla Trilling


Excavating Grief
Revisiting 9/11 through archaeology.

Kelsey Kitzke


David Simpson
On the criminal injustice system and the Remedy Project.

Edie Conekin-Tooze


Verily Does the Marriage Pact
By Michael Colton The list of distinctions awarded to the young Verily Veritas over the years is neither short, nor unimpressive....

Verily Veritas


Poems Are Made by Fools Like Me
When first-place prizes go to second-rate writing.

Cy Gilman


Alice Choi
By Annelie Hyatt To set foot in Aerobics Room 4 is to stumble past people retying the strings of their uniforms while shinais (kendo...

Annelie Hyatt


Barred From Access
On Miller Theatre's mysterious dearth of student performances.

Sylvie Epstein


Death of a Saleswoman
The fate of girlbossery.

Tarini Krishna


Power Concedes Nothing
Against the hegemony of Big Blue.

Michaela Sawyer


Weather, Reviewed
On Jenny Offill's 2020 climate novel.

Elizabeth Jackson


Karen Green
On comics.

Hart Hallos and Jace Steiner


Mi Sheberach
By Annelie Hyatt In the summer of my childhood we would circle the cul-de-sac: endless road ahead of us, conversation about nothing as we...

Annelie Hyatt


Aiding and Abetting
Preceptors make Zoom class possible—but what exactly do they do?

Sylvie Epstein


Bwecommendations, November 2021
We all are definitely reading for pleasure right now—because we prioritize it.

The Blue and White Magazine


The Crossword, November 2021
“Morningside Munchies”
Mae Bippart Butler and Cy Gilman


Dear Dante, Season 5
In which Dante plays Cupid. Dear Dante, This one’s good. I’m not totally sure about this, but I think my cute TA totally has a crush on a...

Dante


In Which Our Hero Offers Academic Assistance
Verily felt there was nothing that better repaid his debt to mankind than imparting nuggets of knowledge to those less intellectually...

Verily Veritas


My Brother’s Green Grass
My older brother’s son had been missing six years when he decided to move to Los Angeles in a U-Haul with its roll-up door tied down to...

Owen Park


What I Just Found Out
This morning, I was finishing the uptown leg of the bike loop around Central Park, delivered by that winding final curve. All downhill...

Owen Park
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