Explore Academics at Baruch
Learn about Baruch’s undergraduate and graduate academic degree programs and explore our schools below:
Take the Virtual Tour
Engage with President Wu
President S. David Wu publishes 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, “On Tribalism—It May or May Not Be What You Think.”
Baruch Launches Black and Latino Studies Degree Program
Men’s Volleyball Team Leaps to New York Times Front Page
The New York Times caught up with the men’s volleyball team –– leading to an exclusive feature on the grit, drive, and spirit of Baruch’s student-athletes both on the court and in life.
New Media Arts at Baruch
Challenging new and traditional takes on the theme Generation, Generation, the Fall 2022 New Media Arts Capstone exhibition features works by students. The exhibition embraces the minds of these young artists and provides an understanding of their own experiences with “generation.”
Student Notices
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Baruch is committed to fostering an environment that promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion and celebrates the community’s rich, multicultural heritage.
February is Black History Month, and this year’s theme is Black Resistance. Read more about the College’s efforts.
DEI Fridays
The Baruch College community is invited to attend DEI Fridays, a series of virtual sessions presented by the Marxe School DEI Committee. Visit their website to view the full calendar.
Events
Black History Month Opening Celebration
Thursday, Feb. 2
12:30 pm–2:30 pm
Battle of Lexington: Women’s and Men’s Basketball Double Header Against Hunter College
Thursday, Feb. 2
5:30 pm
Black Economics Discussion with Dr. Arthur Lewin
Thursday, Feb. 2
6:00 pm–9:00 pm
The Difficult Truth About ESG Investing
Tuesday, Feb. 7
12:30pm–2:00 pm
Faith, Conflicts, and Coalition Series: Antisemitism/Anti-Judaism
Tuesday, Feb. 7
6:00 pm–8:00 pm