SEC investigations plunge after leadership shift, NYU Law study finds
The agency, which reviews public companies’ potential wrongdoings, initiated 30% fewer actions than the previous year.
Professors protest billionaire behind Trump education compact
Dozens of students and professors rallied in Midtown to demand that universities reject offers from the Trump administration.
More people are moving back in with their parents, Wagner study finds
Researchers found that “boomerang” moves often propel young adults into weaker job markets and reinforce inequality, especially among Black and Hispanic communities.
Stern cancels Actuarial Science concentration
The math-intensive concentration is no longer available for students who arrived at the Stern School of Business after fall 2024.
Thousands protest Gaza flotilla interception under Washington Square Arch
The group rallied at the park before marching to Times Square to decry the second year of Israel’s escalated war in Gaza.
How NYU is preparing students for a rocky job market
With unemployment on the rise, Wasserman Center administrators told WSN that “human skills” could set graduates apart.
