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Funding cuts to the Fulbright Program have left scholars around the world scrambling to cover basic expenses as the U.S. State Department implements...

A job posting for a Palestinian studies professor at Hunter College has sparked controversy after Gov. Kathy Hochul ordered its removal, calling...

The rollback of DEI programs continues to intensify, with universities, public schools and even the U.S. Defense Department facing federal scrutiny...

Mahmoud Khalil, a 29-year-old Columbia University graduate student, was detained by four U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement agents at his...

After the network outage at Baruch College in December 2024, students were given scarce details of the network outage and the damage done. The...

With recent controversy and scandal surrounding New York City’s mayoral office, the importance of local elections is becoming more apparent...

The New York City transit system, long plagued with delays and aging infrastructure, is turning to artificial intelligence to improve maintenance...

More than 1,300 federal workers were laid off from the Department of Education on March 11, including employees from the Office for Civil Rights,...

Target released its fourth-quarter earnings report on March 4, which provided insight into the company’s performance in 2024 and its strengths...

Sycamore Partners, a private equity firm specializing in retail and consumer investments, has finalized the acquisition of Walgreens Boots Alliance...

Former Goldman Sachs investment banker and current Bloomberg Opinion writer, Matt Levine, said environmental, social, and governance implementation...

The U.S. economy may be heading into another inflationary period as the Trump administration applies new tariffs to one of the U.S.’s major...

“Picture This” was a highly anticipated romantic comedy featuring “Bridgerton” breakout star Simone Ashley and Hero Fiennes Tiffin from...

“We Will Rock You,” a dystopian British musical performed in around 17 countries, is in production at Baruch College under the lead of Zeynep...

Nestled along the Clivner-Field Plaza, Jimmy's House has become as much a part of Baruch College’s life as final exams and elevator crowds....

Donatella Versace has stepped down as chief creative officer of Versace after 27 years. Chairman and chief executive officer of Capri Holdings,...

Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, have created a Brain-Computer Interface—a device that connects the brain to a computer—allowing...

The National Science Foundation has already cut more than $2 billion from active grants established under former President Biden deemed to have...

When Flaco the Eurasian owl escaped his vandalized Central Park Zoo enclosure in 2023, he became a citywide celebrity and a vision of hope for...

A recent study led by Mass General Brigham suggests that creativity is linked to a specific brain circuit rather than a single brain region....

As NBA games continue ahead of the highly anticipated March Madness, the New York Knicks failed to impress fans in recent games. The Knicks...
NBA All-Star Weekend marks the halfway point of the season, offering the league a chance to reward fans by showcasing marquee events like the...

Aaron Rodgers was thought to be the answer to creating a Super Bowl-winning team. However, after two years his stint in New York is over. Rodgers...

Baruch Women’s Basketball senior Captain Mia Castillo made not only Lady Bearcat history, but CUNY Athletic Conference history by becoming...