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Position Announcement: Business Law In Manhattan
The Zicklin School of Business of Baruch College/CUNY invites applications for full-time tenure track positions at the Assistant and/or Associate Professor rank in the Department of Law.
[VIDEO] Weissman Gift and Grant Make 2nd Floor Teen Center Possible
The second floor of Rye Free Reading Room has found new life after a two year journey to renovation.
U.S. May Require College Language Programs to Get Special Accreditation
University-run English-language programs fear that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security may require them to apply for separate specialized accreditation or lose their ability to enroll students from abroad.
The Learning Network Blog: Guest Post | Teenager Writes About 'Crushing Weight of College Debt'
Taking on debt has become a central part of the college experience for many students.
CFOs express optimism about economy in new poll
CFOs at U.S. firms are feeling more optimistic about the economy even though a majority of them give a failing grade to the elected officials expected to spur a recovery, according to a recent survey.
Lexington Ave. Traffic Lane to Close for Two Years
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Board of Ed Candidates Tackle Hot Issues
Commacks' two Board of Education candidate went head-to-head, answering tough questions on the hottest issues from budget cuts to Marion Carll Farm on Thursday night.
President Bill Clinton visits Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Marissa Alexander has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Baruch College needs innovation
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.
Assistant Director, Writing Center, Baruch College
A The Writing Center collaborates closely with academic departments and other student support units to offer an innovative array of programming and services, including one-to-one consultations, synchronous and asynchronous online tutoring, interdisciplinary and honors thesis workshops, and an online journal of model student writing.
Student Profile: junior at Baruch interns with Prada
Just the mere mention of the word "Prada" elicits thoughts of a young, insecure Anne Hathaway helplessly pandering to her ultra-demanding boss, played by Meryl in the iconic movie "The Devil Wears Prada." Or perhaps a fashion utopia, where models roam the hallways and interns are given free clothing.
President Obama, Gov. Cuomo bond over vision of economic future
President Barack Obama and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo today bonded over a vision of economic prosperity for the future, while sharing a rosier view of the current state and national economies.
High capacity Wi-Fi for educational environments.
Watch this web seminar to see a case study from Baruch College on implementing a cost-effective, feature-rich Wi-Fi network.
Matthis Chiroux: Occupy-Style Repression Hits Brooklyn College, My Home
Two non-violent student activists were arrested yesterday and a dozen others brutalized by campus police at Brooklyn College when they peacefully congregated in a hallway outside the president's office.
Nami Kuwabara Named Principal Of Charles H. Bullock School
A To a huge round of applause, Superintendent Dr. Frank Alvarez announced Monday night that Nami Kuwabara has been named the new principal at the Charles H. Bullock Elementary School.
Regina Weinreich: Audrey Flack's Goddesses at Gary Snyder Gallery
If you are going to chat with New York based artist Audrey Flack, she might ask you about the color of your lipstick, particularly if it is a shade of classic red as worn by iconic women, say Marilyn Monroe.
The Birds' Nest : book launched
May 03, Colombo: Chairman of Sirin Foundation, Visita Leelaratna, met with His Excellency Bruce Levy High Commissioner for Canada at the Canadian High Commission in a private event that saw the launch of his book "The Birds' Nest". This book is based on the life experiences of the author and features his first children's story dedicated to his ... (more)
Cuomo targets Super PACS in reform
Gov. Andrew Cuomo railed Wednesday against so-called "super PACs" and their use of millions of dollars to influence voters without disclosing donors, while the biggest group acting that way in New York was created to back him.
Not only is it merely the amount of time spent here, but how the time is spent. From the ages of 18 to 22, which is when most students will matriculate as freshmen and graduate four years later, a student will experience some of the most memorable experiences of his or her life.
"Dispersal: A Gentrification Story" finds home in Baruch
Theater hummed with activity last Wednesday night, as actors, stagehands and creators alike buzzed through preparations for the big day.
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