Fall 2011 / Spring 2012 Issue
A Capital Idea
Baruch to Offer Classes and Internships in Washington
MPA candidates have a whole new reason to be excited: Hands-on experience in the nation’s capital starting in Spring 2012 ...
Faculty Newsmakers: Fall 2011/Winter 2012
Faculty from throughout Baruch's three schools win recognition in their fields ...
Up, Up, Up: Baruch Recognized in National Rankings
Affordable, accessible, excellent, best—these are some of the adjectives used to describe Baruch in the latest rankings by top publications ...
2011 Grad Wins Fulbright Grant
CUNY "All-Star" Miguel Guzman (’11) is studying poverty in Peru via Fulbright ...
The NVC Turns Ten
The William and Anita Newman Vertical Campus celebrates its 10th anniversary ...
Trailblazer Muriel Siebert Headlines Claire Mason Lecture
Known as “the first woman of finance,” Siebert spoke at the College in October ...
Dishing It
Department Launches Local Food News Site
Get the scoop on the College’s neighborhood food news, from street vendors to specialty grocery stores to fine dining restaurants ...
Bearcats Face Off
Spring 2012 Sports Preview
In Spring 2012, Baruch's sports teams will confront a very competitive schedule, facing off against top contenders ...
After Two Decades, The Beat Goes On
Celebrating Legendary Bass Player Milt Hinton (1910–2000)
Baruch College recognizes Milt Hinton’s 70-plus years as a jazz musician with tribute events ranging from a documentary film to live music by contemporary jazz musicians ...
Madoff Clawbacks Subject of Zicklin Center Seminar
Zicklin Center for Corporate Integrity seminar examines how those left empty-handed by the Madoff Ponzi scheme can recover funds and where they will come from ...
