Recent Alumni Events

Beginning July 1, 2024, Professor J.P. Eggers will take on the role of Interim Dean of NYU Stern, an appointment made by NYU President Linda Mills.

Six student leaders share their favorite Stern experience

"One of my favorite Stern experiences has been serving as a teaching assistant for many classes including Foundations of Finance and Corporate Finance.

This academic year marks Robert Whitelaw’s 33rd year at NYU Stern, and the end of his tenure as vice dean of the Stern Undergraduate College (UC), which he started in 2018 first serving for one year under UC Dean Geeta Menon.

On July 1, 2024, Dean Raghu Sundaram officially steps down as NYU Stern’s Dean, taking on the newly created role of Senior Vice-Chancellor and Head of Global Strategy for New York University.

When thinking of a legacy gift to a charitable institution, a gift through a will often comes to mind first.

Dietrich Becker (MBA ’91) is a Partner and President of Perella Weinberg Partners (PWP), based in the heart of Mayfair in London. He has served as head of PWP's European business since 2017 and as co-president of the firm since 2020.

Few topics have aroused as much interest and discussion in the world of business and technology as generative artificial intelligence (GenAI).

NYU Stern welcomed back over 1,450 registered alumni and friends for Reunion 2024, a three-day event that took place on Friday, May 3–Sunday, May 5. Alumni from the Class of 2023 and class years ending in ’4 and ’9 gathered to reconnect, reminisce, and create new memories.

The lessons that athletes learn from playing sports are often transferable to life, whether it’s working as a team, seizing the moment, or taking risks. Jason Pearson (BS ’25) has played baseball since he was five, captained his high school varsity team, and pitches for the NYU Violets.

Rebecca Whitney (MBA ’25) knows the ups and downs of professional sports, having spent eight years as a professional slackliner and trickliner. Slacklining is a sport similar to tightrope walking, and tricklining is the extreme version, involving bouncing, flipping, and spinning above the line.