Andrew K. B. Cusack   M.A. (Hons)

A native of the county of Westchester in New York and, more recently, a graduate of the University of St Andrews in Scotland, having been awarded a Master of the Arts (Honours) in Modern History.

Currently Associate Editor of The New Criterion (“America’s leading review of the arts and intellectual life” — The Daily Telegraph; “more consistently worth reading than any other magazine in English” — The Times Literary Supplement), having been promoted from Assistant Editor.

Formerly the editor-in-chief and founder of The Mitre, a student newspaper devoted to the high-minded yet light-hearted dissemination of news and discussion of ideas at the University of St Andrews. Publisher and co-founder of the Mitre Literary Review, a journal of arts and letters in much the same vein as The Mitre.

Committee member, previously, of a number of student organizations including the University of St Andrews Catholic Society, the Literary Society, and two private student clubs. Member of the University of St Andrews Boat Club; competed in inter-university rowing with little success but much enjoyment.

Before university, educated to varying degrees at the Thornton-Donovan School in New Rochelle, New York, with a brief foray at St. Alban’s College in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Can usually be found serving at the traditional Mass every Sunday at the Church of St. Agnes on Forty-third Street in Manhattan.

Lover of history, art, architecture, heraldry, vexillology, music, and innumerable other subjects, with particular interest in New York, Great Britain & Ireland, Argentina, South Africa, the Netherlands, Austria-Hungary, and France.