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The Ups and Downs: A History of Elevators at Baruch
Travails and Legends: What experience is more common to generations of Baruchians than transportation snafus in the form of elevator congestion and breakdowns? This good-humored history of Baruch’s elevators recounts those “good times” ...
Faculty Experts: Media Consultants, Policy Advisors, Museum Curators and More
Many of Baruch’s professors and administrators are sought by the media and city institutions to share their insights and talents... ...
Paying Back and Paying It Forward
Like thousands of Baruch alumni, Nadja Fidelia (’02) never had the luxury of going to college full time. Instead, she... ...
17 Lex: Field of Dreams and Memories
Your Responses to "The Field Building at 17 Lex Gets a Makeover"
"There are places I remember..." Alumni respond to the Fall 2011/Winter 2012 cover story, “The Field Building at 17 Lex Gets a Makeover” ...
An Illustrious Field Building Tenant
Townsend Harris High School Once Occupied 17 Lex
The esteemed Townsend Harris High School was an early tenant of the Field Building ...
The Field Building at 17 Lex Gets a Makeover
When 17 Lex (now the Lawrence and Eris Field Building) first opened, it was the center of the Baruch universe.... ...
A Short History of Baruch Mascots
Most of Baruch’s students believe that the Bearcat is and always has been the mascot of the College—but that's just not true ...
Public Higher Education at the Tipping Point
Across the country, institutions of public higher education are under tremendous economic pressure. Baruch College is no exception, absorbing millions of... ...
Our Young Entrepreneurs: Baruchians Who Mean Business
Zicklin School of Business Dean John Elliott has said, “Entrepreneurship has become the magnet for some of Baruch’s best students,”... ...
Q&A with President Mitchel Wallerstein
Q&A with President Mitchel Wallerstein Dr. Mitchel B. Wallerstein became the seventh president of Baruch College on Aug. 2, 2010. President... ...
