Online Exclusives
8th Annual Kossoff Lecture Series Welcomes Jay Fishman
Straight Talk from Travelers’ Chairman & CEO
Tough career choices and trillion-dollar federal deficits: Straight talk from Travelers’ Chairman & CEO Jay Fishman at Baruch’s 2013 Kossoff Lecture ...
Ivy Leaguers with Strong Baruch Roots
Staying Connected Through the 17 Lex Society
Baruchians and Yalies Randy Sepe (’87) and Sulexan Chery (’10) both show their appreciation for the impact Baruch had on their lives through membership in the 17 Lex Society ...
Baruch Couple Inspired by Article
Christine and Raymond Au-Yeung Give Back
This couple—both grads of the Executive MS in Financial Statement Analysis Program—has a history of helping students be better prepared for careers after graduation ...
Baruch Shares Management Expertise with Local Nonprofit
Baruch/Mt. Sinai MBA Program alumni and Department of Management faculty and supporters join to help New York’s homeless ...
Bearcats NCAA Playoff Bound
The Baruch women’s volleyball and men’s soccer teams head to the first round of the NCAA Division III tournaments on Nov. 9 and 10 ...
Coming of Age
Abraham Briloff (’37, MSEd ’41) Turns 95
Since the 1930s, Abraham Briloff has been living the motto he learned from Baruch legend Dean Emanuel Saxe (’23): “Assets equal accountability” ...
Enter Stage Lex
Frederick Harrison (’55) Remembers Theatron
Despite “PET” peeves, backstage at Theatron productions was “an oasis like no other,” according to this Theatronite ...
Love Italian- and New York–Style
Helen Mills and Gary Tannenbaum (’70) Share Their Story
Not all Baruch couples have that fateful first encounter on campus: for Gary Tannenbaum (’70) and Helen Mills, it was in Venice, Italy ...
News from Alumni of the 1950s
The decade’s news includes awards for a CPA and a justice ...
News from Alumni of the 1960s
Alumni in business, law, and higher education fill us in ...
