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    Explore Baruch’s Schools

    Learn about Baruch’s schools below, and find more information on our undergraduate and graduate academic degree programs:

    • Marxe School of Public and International Affairs
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    • Zicklin School of Business
    • Continuing and Professional Studies

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    Engage with President Wu

    President S. David Wu has launched a monthly blog to discuss ideas, research, and perspectives that impact the campus community, higher education, and society. Read, share, and comment on his latest post, “The Future We Yearn to Return.”

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    Voices of Baruch

    Celebrate Women’s History and Our Diverse, Dynamic Community

    The history of women at Baruch College is an integral part of our exceptional story. Women have been students at Baruch since the very beginning—more than 90 years ago when coeducation was still a radical concept. As part of the College’s celebration of Women’s History Month, watch some of our favorite short multimedia pieces that showcase the amazing work of women from around Baruch.

    • Faces of Social Mobility: Helen Mills, first female president of the Baruch College Fund here
    • Voices of Baruch: Munira Pulodi (MPA ’21), winner of a Fulbright Teaching Assistant Award here
    • Zicklin Faculty Spotlight: Professor of Law Nizan Geslevich Packin on “Are Algorithms Killing Second Opinions?” here
    • Zicklin Faculty Spotlight: Aldinger Chair in Banking and Finance Linda Allen on “Social Connectivity and Peer Lending” here
    • Two Weissman Faculty Members Win Guggenheim Awards: Professor Alison Griffiths and Professor Esther Allen
    • Marxe Faculty Spotlight: Professor Dahlia Remler on “Keeping People Out of Poverty: Do Health Insurance Benefits Make a Difference?” here

    Baruch Rocks the Rankings

    Baruch ranks among the best institutions in the country for academic excellence, access and value, and social mobility for its students. See the full list of Top Rankings.

    • #1 College for Social Mobility for the Sixth Straight Year: CollegeNET
    • #2 Most Affordable College in the Nation: Intelligent.com
    • #4 Best Public Institution in the North: U.S. News & World Report 

    Starting a Dream Career

    Alum wins Rangel Fellowship to become a U.S. diplomat

    Baruch College alum wins Rangel Fellowship to become a U.S. diplomat.

    MPA alum Hermanoschy Bernard (’19): “Baruch College has provided me with the tools and insight to succeed in all aspects of public service.” Read more >

    Faculty Newsmakers

    Baruch faculty are sought-after experts on today’s most pressing topics:

    • Sonia Jarvis profile on gostanford.com: The First Black Female Athlete in Stanford History
    • Carla Anne Robbins in American Purpose: Maybe Next Time
    • Paquita Davis-Friday in The CPA Journal: Combating Implicit Bias in Accounting Education
    • Michael Bobelian in The Washington Post: A Fed Up Judge Condemns the Inequities in America’s Legal System

    Student Success

    Meet Baruch students and learn how their education is helping them achieve success:

    • Ten Undergraduates Receive Gilman International Scholarships
    • Graduate Student Earns a Fulbright Award
    • Alum Wins Fellowship to Become U.S. Diplomat

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    Pandemic Resource Hub

    Find the latest Covid-19 resources and policies as well as messages and inspiring stories from the Baruch community:

    • Baruch Forward
    • Community Connections
    • CUNY Guidance
    • CUNY Message on Commencement 2021

    Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

    The Presidential Advisory Council on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) wants to hear from Baruch students, faculty, and staff. The council has launched a series of virtual listening sessions so the Baruch community can share their experiences and perspectives related to DEI. Findings will help inform decisions, policies, processes, and changes at the College. See the schedule of 40+ sessions for March.

    Baruch celebrates Women’s History Month this March with a series of events around 2021’s theme, Overcoming Obstacles. Read President Wu’s announcement to learn about the College’s pioneering female students from the 1930s.

    Stand Up for BaruchThe pandemic has stretched the College’s resources beyond their limits. The calls for emergency aid, food assistance, health services, and counseling are overwhelming.

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    Virtual Events

    Zicklin Talks Business Webinar: The New York Philharmonic: Managing in a Crisis

    Tuesday, Mar. 9

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