Written by Veena Murali Water is thought to be universal–everyone needs it, it looks the same, and it tastes the same… or does it? Brands like Fiji, Essentia, and [...]
Written by Veena Murali Most people imagine that the quickest way to get somewhere is to have a car pick you up and drop you off at whatever location, on-demand. This is the [...]
Written by Anvitha Jagannathan Globally, we are consuming our Earth’s resources 1.7 times faster than our ecosystems can regenerate. U.S. consumption tops the list, with [...]
Written by Andres Gomez-Perry On May 31st, 2019, Geeta Menon will step down as the Dean of the NYU Stern Undergraduate College, concluding an eight-year tenure. From June [...]
Written by Christopher Ren What a Universal Basic Income (UBI) is According to the Citizens’ Basic Income Trust, UBI-type policies are defined by five conditions: It is [...]
Written by Joy Yang With five-billion dollar tax cut incentives and the promise of highly skilled workers, New York thought it had successfully won the heart of Amazon for [...]
Written by Varsha Venugopal With the next presidential election around the corner, learning from Hillary Clinton’s oversights in 2016 can help a new wave of Democratic [...]
Written by Adam Xie Donald Glover, during an interview after the retiring of his artist persona “Childish Gambino,” said, “If you’re not fulfilling the thing that [...]
Written by Kaarina Zhao Disruptive technologies displace established innovations and transform the entire market, or a product with the potential to upstart a new industry. [...]
Written by Nisha Honnaya Last semester I took Professor Patricio Navia’s “Global Latin American Cultures” class. As many of his students might attest, Navia’s [...]