Precedents of the Presidential Election
Written by Jacob Howard The approaching 2020 election is accompanied by controversy. The eager and crowded Democratic field is beginning to narrow down to a handful of [...]
Fall 2019 issue
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 [...]
Why Do Businesses Love Blockchain, and What Does It Really Mean?
Written by Jackie Yang Today, most people hear the word “blockchain” and immediately associate it with Bitcoin. Though this is a reasonable assumption, it’s actually a [...]
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 [...]
2019’s CEO Shake-Ups
Written by Kaarina Zhao Over the past year, many of the nation’s most well known companies CEO’s were dethroned. Both Adam Neumann, co-founder of shared office space [...]
Blackface & Progressivism: Justin Trudeau’s Problematic Past
Written by Shivi Chauhan In light of the increasingly conservative shift in modern politics, Justin Trudeau has painted himself as a progressive politician. His commitment to [...]
The Growth of the Middle
Written by Jacob Howard America is experiencing a decline of organized religion in the younger generations. A recent study by the Barna Group showed that those who do not [...]
Big Bucks, Big Pressure? Do Stern First-Years Feel Pressured to Go Into Finance?
Written by Prabhav Kamojjhala Amongst all the hustle of networking, workshops, and resume building, first-years seem to be trying to get ahead on the recruiting game – well [...]
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 [...]
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