Transition: A Splintered Picture
Written by Stephen Krafcik Adapted from a larger paper written for the “Transition and Changing Face of Europe” travel course Two decades and change after the [...]
Spring 2015 Issue 2
Forensic Psychiatry
Written by Aparajitha Suresh Forensic Psychiatry is a legal tool that allows courts to evaluate whether a suspected criminal has the mental capacity to go to trial. You’ve [...]
Stern Exceptionalism Does Not Mean Stern Superiority
Written by Jonathan Bach When I joined NYU Stern as a first year, I was quickly swept up into Stern traditions and gained a strong sense of community. With a Welcome Week [...]
Want to be President? Get Rich First
Written by Rachel Levine It’s all about the money. While that may seem like an utterance from Stern finance majors going through recruiting, it is also the motto of [...]
Modern Day Monarchies: “Aristocratic” Families’ Dominance of the American Political System
Written by Aditi Shankar The United States of America was established in an act of rebellion against the tyrannical authority of the British monarchy. Yet, in recent years, [...]
Perspective: Working While Studying Abroad
Written by Dominique Nguyen More often than not, most college students find themselves wondering “What should I eat next?” Stern students wonder “Where should I work [...]
Battle of the Campuses: NYU’s Study Away Sites
Written by Rachel Levine With allegations of labor rights abuses in Abu Dhabi and backlash over NYU’s 2031 plan, New York University’s global expansion has not been [...]
Stern Art Gallery: #ShowMeTheArt
Written by Anna Chen On April 1st, over 250 NYU Stern students and alumni clamored into Kimmel to attend the opening reception of the annual Stern Art Gallery. This year’s [...]
Catching Up with Professor Charles Murphy
Written by Aditya Garg The Gould Standard caught up with Professor Charles Murphy to learn more about his life and career, and to garner any advice he might have for both [...]
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