
During Hurricane Sandy, Baruch College proudly served as one of the city’s largest shelters to more than 600 New Yorkers. The College continues to be a resource for the community raising money and collecting supplies, providing services to businesses and residents, and sharing expertise on issues related to the aftermath. Learn how Baruch College is helping the community on the Road to Recovery.
Message from the President
On the first day the College re-opened, Baruch President Mitchel Wallerstein sent a message to the College expressing his gratitude and recognizing the hard work and perseverance of the Baruch community during the hurricane. See full message
News
- Helping One Another in Times of Need - e-Jewish Philanthropy
- Lost & Found Project's DOROGA Returns to Benefit Hurricane Sandy - Off Off Broadway World.com
- Maloney Holds Forums on Disaster Aid For Small Businesses - Queens Gazette
- Disaster Relief Programs Boost NYC Small Businesses - Epoch Times
- Sandy a Super Test for Michael Bloomberg, Chris Christie, Andrew Cuomo - Associated Press
- Baruch Students Report on Hurricane Sandy for Dollars & Sense
- Where Do the Wild Ones Go? - New York Times
- Hurricane Sandy Wreaks Havoc on New York City - The Ticker
- CUNY Campuses' Statuses Post-Hurricane - The Ticker
Baruch Relief Efforts and Services
Baruch College is lending a helping hand to people affected by Hurricane Sandy. Read about the relief efforts and services available.
- Baruch's Small Business Development Center Joins Congresswoman Maloney in Hurricane Relief Efforts to Assist Small Businesses
- VIDEO: Bearcats Sandy Relief Effort
- Baruch College Helps Community Through Hurricane Sandy
- Baruch Participates in CUNY Hurricane Sandy Emergency Relief Annual Leave Bank Program
Updates for Baruch Students
Baruch students can obtain helpful information including the revised academic schedule, advisement and other resources to help get back on track and complete the fall 2012 semester. See full updates
CUNY Resources and Services
Resources and services available to the CUNY community and include outside agencies offering support and services to students, faculty, and staff dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. See CUNY resources and services








