Perspectives From A Semester Abroad
By Sanjana Gupta The semester abroad is something every Stern student hears of well before we actually enter university. It is a crucial aspect of the Stern experience, [...]
Chinese Hegemony: The Data Imbalance in Geopolitics
By Aldo Aragon Gonzalez Tensions are high between the United States and China. If you listen to President Trump, the story is one in which China skirts the rules to gain a [...]
Extra! Extra! Where to Read All About It
By Eda Ozbay We’ve all heard about “fake news.” The validity of a news source is extremely important, but finding said news source can be difficult. Searching for a [...]
Digging In to the Freshman 15
By Niti Parekh It’s a new city, a new group of friends, a new social setting, and science says that entering a new environment causes physiological tension that cannot be [...]
Stern Professors’ Guide to New York City
By Veena Murali Stern professors are some of the most vibrant and intelligent individuals that Stern students know. But students can be quick to inhibit professors’ roles [...]
Memes: A Source of Distraction or Solidarity?
By Stephanie Yang and Paul Yoon Memes. We know and love them. Whether as a source of endless scrolling to avoid a deadline, or a reason to tag your friends to share a laugh, [...]
Understanding the Hidden Baggage In Ryanair’s Costs
By Nikita Verma On average, around 50% of NYU Stern students spend at least one semester abroad, and for many, travel is a defining part of their experience. Being students [...]
Recruiting: When Is “Early” Too Early?
By Aaron Choi The recruiting timeline is all too familiar to Stern students: whether you’re recruiting for investment banking, consulting, tech, or marketing, balancing an [...]
NYU’s New Grading System
By Therena Ho In October, a letter from the New York University Office of the Registrar was addressed to the student body, informing current students of a revision, effective [...]
Israel and “The Floor” of FinTech
By Ben Newhouse and Javier Cohen If I ask you to picture a bank, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Probably an office with tellers, computers, and lots of physical [...]
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