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 [...]
Stephanie Yang
Memes: A Source of Distraction or Solidarity?
By Stephanie Yang and Paul Yoon Memes. We know and love them. Whether as a source of endless scrolling to avoid a deadline, or a reason to tag your friends to share a laugh, [...]
XXXTentacion and the Case for Ethical Listening
Written by Stephanie Yang While the hip-hop world is no stranger to domestic violence accusations and misogynistic song themes, it has avoided the scrutiny of the #MeToo [...]
The Offline Impact of Online Porn
Written by Stephanie Yang While normalizing sex can encourage healthier and safer sexual relations, mass media is also at fault for endorsing, or even advertising unprotected [...]
Sitting Down with Professor Scott Galloway
Written by Stephanie Yang “Take professors, not courses. The mistake a lot of students make is they think ‘Oh I’m interested in real estate so I’m going to take real [...]
Emojis: How Tiny Smiley Faces are Taking Over the World
Written by Stephanie Yang Emojis are connecting cultures, translating subtweets, and sending mixed signals one smiley face at a time. Since the invention of SMS, texting has [...]
Will Stern Students #GrabTheirWallets?
Written by Stephanie Yang It’s October 2016—one month away from arguably the most controversial presidential election in recent history. The tension in the air is [...]
The Gould Standard 