Financial Literacy and Inclusion in India: Demand and Supply
Written by Sanchit Kumar During the launch of Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) in 2014, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared, “If we want to eradicate [...]
Opinion
Vine Shutdown: What Does it Mean for Twitter?
Written by Lauren Tai On October 27, Twitter announced its plans to shut down its short-video sharing app Vine, which was popularized for its 6-second video loops. The app [...]
Post-Election: The Longer Version of a Facebook Post I Wrote
Written by Aditi Shankar On Tuesday, November 8, I had a midterm. My professor, Manjiree Jog, commented that morning, “It’s a privilege to live in a democracy. Use [...]
Comics by Michael Catenacci
Comics by Michael Catenacci
What is defensive architecture?
Written by Sal Bhakuni Architecture reveals alot about a society: its aesthetics, its values and how it interacts with the environment. While reflecting a society, [...]
Conservative Diversity at CPAC
Written by Rachel Levine Ramirez CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Conference, this March attracted over 10,000 conservative activists to the tourist town of National [...]
The Price of Campaign Promises
Written by Anand Balaji An important part of any campaign season are the grand proposals that candidates make to gain public support. The 2016 Presidential race is no [...]
Professor Monopolee
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Group Projects
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