This Valentine’s Day, think about the ways you reward yourself

Funny. Caring. Confident. Short-tempered. These are qualities I admire about you. Yes, even the not-so-good ones. During the time I have known you, you have truly grown into a mature individual. I've seen you go through ups and downs, which made you stronger.

Successful women talk about loving what you do and more at SWIB conference

As Arianna Huffington took the stage to address the more than 300 women in attendance at Stern Women in Business 20th Anniversary Conference on the afternoon of February 3, the excitement among the crowd was tangible. She did not disappoint, candidly sharing with the audience her personal recipes for successful leadership while frequently drawing laughter from the sell-out crowd.

Valentine's Day is about love and that can go beyond romance!  We asked you to tell us what you really love and what you've got planned for the special day. Here is what you said.

Alumni share their stories of love, student life and more

In honor of Valentine's Day, the Office of Development & Alumni Relations is pleased to present the sixth annual installment of "Stern Sweethearts"- a profile of couples who met during their time here at Stern.

Three Stern couples tell us what it’s like to share the MBA experience

Ever wonder what it would be like if your significant other was also getting his/her MBA at Stern? Here's some insights from three couples and current students who are in that situation now.

GMA students participated in a case event during Thanksgiving break

The 4th annual Marketing Case Competition sponsored by leading consumer packaged goods firm Reckitt Benckiser and the Graduate Marketing Association was held on November 28.

Susan Jurevics on entertainment, brand management and why you have to love what you do

A high-speed car chase is in full swing. James Bond, a bit roughed up with bruises here and there, races his sexy car along a steep cliff road, furiously followed by some serious villains.

On October 3, 2011, Thomas Sargent, NYU Stern's William R. Berkley Professor of Economics and Business, received a call from Sweden.

Stern MBAs Share Their Winter Break Highlights and New Year’s Resolutions

Because we missed you all terribly, the Oppy editors thought it would be a good idea to welcome you back in style with – yes, you guessed it – a survey!

It was a stormy Friday in September when it all began - seven Stern MBAs gathered in a drenched meadow on Manhattan's East side.

Robin Allen, MBA2 and Karima Rasul, MBA1

Robin Allen, MBA2

Before Stern I: traveled around Costa Rica with my fiancé and tried to forget about work!

Teamwork and collaboration pay off for winning team

This past month, a team of MBA1 students from NYU Stern traveled to the Johnson School of Management at Cornell to compete in its MBA Stock Pitch Challenge.

Students and panel share thoughtful discussion about OWS movement and its impact

On November 30, the Stern Government and Business Association (GBA) held an event on campus to discuss the Occupy Wall Street movement that featured: David Paterson, former Governor of New York; Andrew Serwer, Managing Editor of Fortune Magazine; Roy Smith, Kenneth Langone Professor of Entrepreneurship & Finance; and Justin Wedes, New York City General Assembly Organizer for Occupy Wall Street.

MBA Jam is an unlikely phenomenon, the likes of which most business schools have yet to encounter.

Sternies show students the value of a business education

Students from the Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies and the Information for Information Technology High School spent time on Stern's campus recently to learn more about Stern undergraduate and graduate education and careers in business.

Graduate Marketing Association conference highlights new trends

If you were lucky, you may have witnessed the GMA's lunchtime flash mob to promote its annual conference in the Stern lobby a few days before the November 4th event.

Stern students explore Japan during Thanksgiving break

Following an earthquake, a tsunami and (luckily) a failed nuclear meltdown, Stern was one of the few business schools (the only b-school during Thanksgiving break) to send a group to Japan in 2011.

SIMR’s 11th Annual Conference Explores Best Practices and Ideas

The past few years have been some of the most exciting and volatile times in the history of the modern financial markets.