The Future is Foldable
Written by Paul Yoon Get ready to say goodbye to tablets, e-readers, and laptops. Okay, maybe not anytime soon, but the potential is evident. If you’ve ever watched HBO’s [...]
Spring 2019 Issue
The Neoliberal Tradeoff
Written by Stephanie Yang In my four years as a Stern student, I have never heard the word “neoliberalism” beyond Gould Plaza, let alone learned about it in a formal [...]
Caution: Entrepreneurs at Work
Written by Gabe Sim NYU’s Entrepreneurs Festival, which occurred on March 8th and 9th this year, was a weekend-long celebration of NYU’s innovation and the exchange of [...]
Fintech in Israel
Written 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 [...]
ISP Heroes to Patient Zeroes
Written by Aaron Choi The International Studies Program, a mandatory 4-credit course in NYU Stern’s Global Business Core, provides the opportunity for Juniors to travel [...]
Stern x Tinder: A Match Made In Heaven?
Written by Pooja Narayanan In an age fueled by social media, digital dating has become increasingly common, and more importantly, socially acceptable. From traditional [...]
The Lessons We Don’t Look For
Written by Richard Salvatierra The second half of spring semester serves as a reality check for many juniors and seniors. For juniors, the capstone ISP final project acts as [...]
Sternies Moving Away from Investment Banking?
Written by Sanjana Gupta Coming into Stern, most students are very aware of the fact that its main export is traders to Wall Street. It was normal for students to come to [...]
Stern in La La Land: What does the new LA campus offer Stern undergraduates?
Written by Aldo Gonzalez Aragon Students at New York University are now attending a university with bicoastal opportunities. In November of last year, President Hamilton [...]
What “Operation Varsity Blues” Suggests About Stern Culture
Written by Nikita Verma The foundation of American society and economy are based on meritocratic ideals. The obsession behind fulfilling the American Dream leads people to [...]
The Gould Standard 