I’ve asked my 3rd year illustration students at @sva to come up with a post-pandemic New Yorker magazine cover. Here is what they sent in:

This is what #blackexcellence looks like. @DennisNia does it again! 🔥 📹 @Pac12Network

cia bout to drop the phattest lineup for the biggest Detroit techno party since 1997

here’s my air bnb host’s review of me after my 36 hour stay.

We weren’t going to post a joke about mail, but sometimes you just gotta send it.

https://t.co/Ulq1vnCHwq

This was the last nice thing that's happened.

This looks really bad, but some reasons it's not as bad as you think. #CatholicChurch 1/12

Of course I know how to pronounce Ghislaine but you go first

Thank you @nytopinion for giving me a platform to tell the truth. #blacklivesmatter #mybodyisamonument https://t.co/fifXazrqcW

Saw someone suggest "cooling degree days" (basically the number of days that it's hot enough out that you'd want the AC on) as a proxy for states where it's currently too hot for people to want to be outdoors. It is indeed quite predictive of current COVID spread.

Malcolm Gladwell plays safe with bookcase wallpaper but some astute moments reveal his craft. Malcolm's hair fills the often overlooked vertical plane. This builds intimacy, as does the tight focus. Small gaps are left to suggest books are in use. It's classy, active credibility.

Please sign this petition for ACTIONS that Notre Dame should take to create an anti-racist environment on campus https://t.co/ytg9Jh2IB7

Black journalists carry unique burdens, by @ElaheIzadi and @farhip

Sid Lowe. A mesmerising credibility grab that aligns Sid with knowledge beyond our physical realm. His books appear to slip through the veil, with half his shelves in whatever awaits us next. Sid sits on high, in a celestial glow, as close to heaven as mortal man can get.

Sicily has figured out this whole self-isolation thing. #COVID19 #CoronavirusPandemic https://t.co/93whPVtQcR

Can We Revive Empathy in Our Selfish World? https://t.co/cTt48SZecA via @NautilusMag

We filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of excluding a question about citizenship from the 2020 census. This untested question may compromise the accuracy of our country’s foundational data set. Our CEO @DavidWKenny’s @NYTimes op-ed: https://t.co/C1wEVdeaJS