Equal Opportunity |
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The Langone WordFlowers at the Office |
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Steak at Delmonico's |
The Foodie ReportMaximizing Your Utility During Restaurant WeekTwice a year some of the best (and some of the not so good) restaurants in the city participate in Restaurant Week, offering a fixed menu lunch for $24.07, and dinner for $35. Your hard earned money will net you an appetizer, entrée and dessert which you can choose from a set list of three or four options per course.
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Anne Reese Stern MBA 1982 |
Outside the Lines with L&LChanging Careers to Change LivesHow does a career in finance evolve into a personal and professional commitment to effective and ethical adoption policy and practice? How did this mother double the number of children she and her husband were raising to 6 from 3, while co-founding and co-directing the Center of Adoption Policy Studies? L&L spoke with Ann N.
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Dress for SuccessLearning to Love the Most Dreaded Day of the Year |
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Scythe and Sound |
SWIB with Dean Peter Blair Henry |
Passion Prevails at 18th Annual SWIB Conference |
REC Steps Back in Time to Glimpse at the FutureAsk a native New Yorkers about "Chumley's" and you will likely get a slow smile with a nostalgic nod. The former speak-easy was established in 1926 and served as a gathering place for generations of writers, poets, activists, and indeed, NYU students . . .
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Yoni Argaman Stern MBA Class of 2011 |
Yoni Argaman on Defying the Mainstream |
Stern Hosts Mercedes Benz USA Case Co-opetition |
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Real World Retailing |
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SWIB Alumni Saks Celebration |
SCorp InsiderSpread the Langone-EMBA-Full Time Love |
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Stern SweetheartsStern SweetheartsA Message from the Office of Alumni Relations & Development In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, the Office of Alumni Relations & Development is pleased to present the fourth annual installment of “Stern Sweethearts”- a profile of couples who met during their time here at Stern.
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Beyond KMC: Explore Stern Study Abroad |
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Inside DBI India"Whatever you can say about India, the opposite is also true."
It's virtually impossible to define my DBi India experience, both travelling with fellow Sternies and studying for two weeks at the Indian School of Business (ISB). After all, incongruity is everywhere in India.
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Notes from MESA Trek 2010 |
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