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Muslim students at Baruch College are asking for a larger space for daily prayer that will be accessible during the week and on weekends. Students...

Baruch College’s Sidney Harman Writer-In-Residence program celebrated the winners of its fall 2022 fiction writing contest at an event on Dec....

Hillel International at Baruch College launched its second annual interfaith holiday coat drive on Dec. 6 to help those in need this season. To...

Those working at non-profit organizations that provide services to immigrants say the influx of Venezuelan immigrants to New York City has been...

It took me a few tries to write this letter as I have never been good at goodbyes. But, as with any article that has undergone revisions, I persisted. It...

The LGBTQ community deserves more protection than the Respect for Marriage Act will provide. In a show of bipartisanship, the Senate passed...

Eleven CUNY colleges were selected to receive grants through “Bold Solutions to re-Engage,” an initiative which awarded nearly $2 million...

Mayor Eric Adams issued a directive on Nov. 29 that authorized outreach workers, city-operated hospitals and first responders to transport presumed...

Baruch College’s Lawrence N. Field Center for Entrepreneurship welcomed alumnus Mark Goldsmith to host a conversation as part of its “Lunch...

Welcome to the last issue of Credit Fundamentals. In the last issue, we focused on some more debt criticisms. For this issue, we will talk about...

A simple phrase can go a long way and make someone’s day. In the case of a shop named “Feel Better,” it proved that in less than two years’...

Baruch College’s Lawrence N. Field Center for Entrepreneurship invited students and faculty to shop locally at its inaugural “Baruch Marketplace”...

The holidays are back in New York City! It’s a joyous and festive time with plenty to do, see and shop. Explore the city and all the cheer...

“Paris Blues,” the last known unreleased studio recording from the classic rock band The Doors, was released as part of an exclusive compilation...

A new initiative will help New York based artists get a guaranteed income for the next year and a half. The Creatives Rebuild New York announced...

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary announced that 2022’s word of the year is “gaslighting.” According to the dictionary, the word is defined...

Ants and their colonies have been studied by scientists for years. On average, a colony can have anywhere from 100,000 to 500,000 workers along...

A group of scientists created a lab-grown black hole to explain one of Stephen Hawking’s greatest theories -- Hawking radiation. The lab-grown...

The Earth has astonishingly surpassed a population of eight billion people. This new feat, while impressive, brings up many questions surrounding...

CUNY graduates struggled to obtain employment in New York City’s technology sector, according to a report by the Center for an Urban Future. The...

The Netherlands eliminated the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team at the FIFA World Cup this weekend, winning 3-1. Regardless, the American team’s...

As the semester winds down, so do the number of games the Baruch College Bearcats play. But, this week, the men’s and women’s basketball...

Baruch College’s Bearcats continued their prowl going into Thanksgiving weekend. Although most teams already ended their fall campaigns, the...

With the playoffs quickly approaching, teams continued to battle it out on the field in Week 12. The holiday season started with an action-packed...