More Than Brothers
Written by Ashish Bhandari Brother. This singular word with its two syllables, sometimes shortened to “bro”, generally means one thing to most of the Earth’s [...]
Fall 2014 Issue 1
How to Stand on My Own Two Feet / With the Roots of 100 Brothers
Written by Kathy Hong I came to Stern looking forward in a way that stood perpendicular to what many of my friends from home are doing and from what my initial expectations [...]
Inspiring Women, Inspiring Change
Written by Rose Gao Presenting a whitepaper to the United Nations on women’s empowerment in corporations. Listening to the most influential women in business share their [...]
Social Impact Council Aims to Make Social Impact More Accessible at Stern
Written by Lydia Guo It’s hard to change the world while deep in coursework and hunting for internships, but the Social Impact Council is here to help. Founded this past [...]
IBEX: A Truly Global Network
Written by Maria Xing You’ve heard of NYU Stern’s regular study away program, but have you heard of the International Business Exchange program (IBEX)? IBEX offers a [...]
Cheap Eats Around the Square: Meals Under $15
Written by Daniel Groh Lunch can definitely mean more than the usual Chipotle burrito bowl or Cosi sandwich. If you’re tired of those options and looking for a change, here [...]
A Day at NYC Media Lab’s Annual Summit
Written by Niharika Naveen One of the perks of being on the staff of the Gould Standard is getting to attend some of the City’s most exciting tech events: last Friday spent [...]
A Different Kind of Gold: Stern Sports Stars
Written by Maria Xing Quincy Korte-King, Class of 2017 Major: Finance and Marketing Minor: TBD Hometown: Ottawa, Canada Sport/events: Freestyle snowboarding (half pipe [...]
The Next Industrial Revolution: 3D Printing’s Next Steps
Written by Jonathan Bach The consumer market “hype” around new manufacturing technology such as 3D printing, 3D scanning and industrial robotics has led to over $1 [...]
The Business of Punishment
Written by Sal Bhakuni According to a 2012 study by the Vera Institute of Justice, the average annual cost per inmate is $60,076 – that’s almost how much it costs for you [...]
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