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CUNY hosts annual NAPAC event for students

Milena Basso — Thu, 10 May 2012

By: Milena Basso

It is time for Baruch students to sit back, listen and most importantly take advantage of what Baruch College has to offer. Baruch offers events, clubs and organizations to students, which many seem to undervalue and often not recognize at all. Sin...

PPACA is constitutional

Hang Zheng ‘13 — Wed, 9 May 2012

By: Hang Zheng ‘13

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010 was the U.S. government’s commitment to hold insurance companies accountable, lower...

State of Baruch: Week 25

Antonio Alfonso — Wed, 9 May 2012

By: Antonio Alfonso

All of a sudden it’s the end of the year. I can’t begin to comprehend how quickly time has gone by these past twelve months. It feels like just the other day that I donned my black and green Stand UP Baruch shirt and charged out asking students what th...

Baruch College needs innovation

Yakov Kegan ‘14 — Wed, 9 May 2012

By: Yakov Kegan ‘14

After two years at Baruch College, I have decided to transfer out. I chose Baruch because, quite frankly, it was the best school that I could get into and that my parents would pay for. While he...

Between the Sheets

Cynthia Roldan — Wed, 9 May 2012

By: Cynthia Roldan

Many people believe that sex is a great workout, and with good reason. A study by Indiana University stated that “The sensation one gets from core-centric exercises such as roman chair and pelvic tilts can be just as intense as the sensations one can f...

Nuclear Iran could be a prominent threat

Aleksey Schukin ‘13 — Wed, 9 May 2012

By: Aleksey Schukin ‘13

Apart from Europe and China, many of the international headlines over the past year have focused on the Middle East as a colossal power shift in the region unfolds. From civil war in Libya to government oppression in Syria and a power vacuum in Egypt, ...

Hovnavian’s Mud Pie exhibit opens at the Leila Heller Gallery

Sabrina Khan — Tue, 8 May 2012

White walls adorned with images of flowers like in a chic Manhattan apartment. A dining table where two meet in a virtual reality. A cafe waitress who serves food in cubes of a jello-like textu...

FleshGod Apocalypse plays Gramercy Theatre with All Shall Perish

Michael Kreiter — Tue, 8 May 2012

By: Michael Kreiter

On April 19th, All Shall Perish and FleshGod Apocalypse rolled into town to play what has been appropriately called “This is Where It En...

Aquila Theatre presents a different take on Macbeth

Robert Cambria — Tue, 8 May 2012

By: Robert Cambria

William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is perhaps one of the English playwright’s most famous plays behind Romeo and Juliet. This quintessential tale of ambition has gone through many incarnations on both the stage and screen – and many actors ha...

The Style File

Ellie Eckert — Tue, 8 May 2012

By: Ellie Eckert

With the end of the year approaching, I could think of nothing better than to check out Guess’ 30 Year Anniversary party, hosted by Marie Claire Magazine. One last hurrah before long nights spent studying? I think yes. It is always fun bringing a g...

100,000 cups of coffee

Mileno Basso — Mon, 7 May 2012

A small tradition takes on special significance for Professor Lackey's students. ...

Student Life hosts annual Spring Fling

Elisabeth Greenberg — Mon, 7 May 2012

25th Street was closed down for most of the day Thursday to accommodate crowds of students seeking food and fun. ...

Bomb shelter, rocket simulation outside Baruch

M Chase Collum — Mon, 7 May 2012

Artists 4 Israel and the Bomb Shelter Museum project made a stop outside Baruch last Thursday to raise awareness for the situation in Southern Israel ...

Expert panel discusses the future of journalism

Leanna Bornkamp — Mon, 7 May 2012

A panel of experts gathered at Baruch College last week to discuss the unpredictable future of the journalism industry ...

SPA lecturer accused of misconduct

Alicia Bynum — Mon, 7 May 2012

While Distinguished Lecturer Martha Stark faces charges from Department of Investigation, the School of Public Affairs has nothing but good things to say about her. ...

Wrangling classes and a small business

Sean Creamer — Mon, 7 May 2012

By: Sean Creamer

Going to Baruch and holding a job down is no easy task. While some students will get a part-time job, there are some like Mikhail “Mike” Mikhaylov, who take the initiative and take entrepreneuri...

Market Corner: Semester progress

Christian Barsanti — Mon, 7 May 2012

By: Christian Barsanti

This is the last column for the Spring 2012 semester and so I will summarize the stocks of the week I have picked throughout this semester, my reasoning why, my mistakes, and what I believe now. ...

Zicklin Graduate center hosts information session for applicants

Olgi Qendro — Mon, 7 May 2012

By: Olgi Qendro

The Zicklin School of Business Graduate Center held an information session on Thursday, May 3, regarding the application process for both the MBA and MS programs. ...

Occupy May Day shuts down Lower Manhattan

Mathias Ask, Sports Editor — Mon, 7 May 2012

Supporting a smorgasbord of social causes, many thousands of protesters - some with permits and some without - descended on 55 Water St, where the march ended with smatterings of police interdiction and limited violence. ...