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 [...]
Opinion
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 [...]
The Bezos Affair: Radioactive Or Rewarding?
Written by Devin Chu Where can someone buy uranium, a prefabricated home, and 1,500 live ladybugs for only $36,043, all in one place? Answer: Amazon, the e-commerce giant. It [...]
A Call for Self-Regulation
Written by Anya Srivats Facebook, standing at the forefront of the growing social media industry, is one of the first corporate giants of its kind. Seeming to have outgrown [...]
The Future is Foldable
Written by Paul Yoon Get ready to say goodbye to tablets, e-readers, and laptops. Okay, maybe not anytime soon, but the potential is evident. If you’ve ever watched HBO’s [...]
The Neoliberal Tradeoff
Written by Stephanie Yang In my four years as a Stern student, I have never heard the word “neoliberalism” beyond Gould Plaza, let alone learned about it in a formal [...]
The Last Straw
By Virginia Favaro 2018 was the year of the plastic straw. This everyday object became the new “poster child” for environmental damage and degradation. Environmental [...]
The Gould Standard 