Baruch College is located in one of New York City's most desirable neighborhoods and delivers excellence in public higher education. Baruch offers undergraduate and graduate programs through our three acclaimed schools: the School of Public Affairs, the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences, and the Zicklin School of Business. The College also offers non-degree and certificate programs through its Division of Continuing and Professional Studies.
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Meet President Kathleen M. Waldron
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2008 Bernard Baruch Dinner Featured in New York Times "Evening Hours" Column
Honoree Larry Field ('52, DCSc Hon. '04, left), famed architect Frank O. Gehry (second from left), Baruch President Kathleen Waldron (second from right), and outgoing Baruch College Fund Chairman Larry Zicklin ('57, LHD Hon. '99) celebrated the 19th annual Bernard Baruch Dinner at Ciprani 42nd Street on Wednesday, Apr. 30. The event, which was covered by New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham, raised nearly $800,000 to support scholarships, technology, and other initiatives at the College.
Baruch College's 43rd Commencement Exercises on Wed., May 28
Madison Square Garden Hosts Two Graduation Ceremonies
Baruch College's Harman Writer-in-Residence Program Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Luminaries of Literature Praise Baruch's Students and Commitment to the Arts
Three Baruch Students Win Prestigious American Humanics Public Service Scholarships
Baruch College's Statement of Sympathy For Victims of Cyclone Nargis in Burma
Current Students: Get Permission For Fall 2008 Zicklin Classes Through ZUPS
Baruch Men's Tennis Team Wins Seventh CUNYAC Title, Heads to NCAA Tournament
Baruch History Club's Annual New York City Scavenger Hunt Scheduled For Saturday, May 3
"Contesting Culture: Battling Genres in the African Diaspora" Conference at Baruch on May 2
Suitcase Paintings: Small Scale Abstract Expressionism at the Mishkin Gallery, May 2 - Jun. 3
Baruch Students: Get Permission For Summer 2008 Zicklin Classes Through ZUPS Now
