Blackface & Progressivism: Justin Trudeau’s Problematic Past
Written by Shivi Chauhan In light of the increasingly conservative shift in modern politics, Justin Trudeau has painted himself as a progressive politician. His commitment to [...]
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The Growth of the Middle
Written by Jacob Howard America is experiencing a decline of organized religion in the younger generations. A recent study by the Barna Group showed that those who do not [...]
‘When the President Calls’: A Look into the World of Political Economics
Written by Jinny Kim Professor Bowmaker’s office is very, very, messy. There are piles of books,papers and unpacked boxes everywhere. He apologizes for the mess; “I’m [...]
US Politics from a European Lens
Written by Joy Yang As a current exchange student from America in France as part of Stern’s International Business Exchange program, small talk with both local and exchange [...]
The Allure of “Special” Water
Written by Veena Murali Water is thought to be universal–everyone needs it, it looks the same, and it tastes the same… or does it? Brands like Fiji, Essentia, and [...]
Uber vs. Yellow Cabs
Written by Veena Murali Most people imagine that the quickest way to get somewhere is to have a car pick you up and drop you off at whatever location, on-demand. This is the [...]
Go Green or Go Home: Why Sustainable Business is the Key to the Future
Written by Anvitha Jagannathan Globally, we are consuming our Earth’s resources 1.7 times faster than our ecosystems can regenerate. U.S. consumption tops the list, with [...]
Turning Pages–NYU Stern Undergraduate College Changes Leadership
Written by Andres Gomez-Perry On May 31st, 2019, Geeta Menon will step down as the Dean of the NYU Stern Undergraduate College, concluding an eight-year tenure. From June [...]
An Undergrad’s Basic Insights on Universal Basic Income
Written by Christopher Ren What a Universal Basic Income (UBI) is According to the Citizens’ Basic Income Trust, UBI-type policies are defined by five conditions: It is [...]
HQ2’s NYC Breakup
Written by Joy Yang With five-billion dollar tax cut incentives and the promise of highly skilled workers, New York thought it had successfully won the heart of Amazon for [...]
The Gould Standard 