Impeachment Inquiries: A Victory or a Misstep?
Written by Dorinda Ma On October 31st, the House of Representatives voted 232-196 to formalize the procedures of the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. By [...]
Opinion
One Belt One Road: An Example of Neocolonialism?
Written by Jinny Kim It may be too soon to say that in the next few decades, China will be the world’s preeminent leader on the geopolitical stage. Or is it? China’s [...]
The Race Against Change
Written by Grant Shenkman The upcoming 2019 democratic primary boasts an array of candidates more diverse than ever. With a record number of women, underrepresented [...]
Economic Policy Behind the Amazon Rainforest Fires
Written by Johanna Dong In August 2019, news coverage of massive wildfires in the Amazon rainforest exploded worldwide. Deforestation of the Amazon has been a major concern [...]
Exploring Stern Club Culture: Toxic or Necessary?
Written by Shivi Chauhan Stern is no stranger to competition— as one of the most competitive undergraduate business programs in the country, it boasts a diverse and highly [...]
Print Publishing is Not Dead, Yet
Written by Johanna Dong The rise of digital media over the past two decades has prompted a wave of headlines declaring that print is dead. Newspapers, magazines, books—the [...]
Where Does NYU’s Relationship with SJP Stand?
Written by Tamim Alhourani The relationship between the NYU administration and NYU’s Students for Justice in Palestine organization has been tempestuous over the past [...]
The Future of Uber
Written by Ben Rapp Since Uber, a Ridesharing platform, was founded in 2009, it has completed almost ten billion trips, approximating about fourteen million trips each day. [...]
Body Art in the Workplace
Written by Anya Srivats The history behind body art is one of the most culturally rich and diverse. Tattoos, in particular, are a form of cultural expression dating back [...]
The Polarization of American Politics
Written by Joy Yang America has forgotten that the goal of elections are to remind the government of the people’s needs, rather than to let parties lead the people to [...]
