Amy Herrera (’12) Fights for Social Justice and Equality Around the World
June grad Amy Herrera is the eighth student to receive the Joel B. Zweibel Pre-Law Honors Award. She attends UVA School of Law in Fall 2012
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Baby Bearcat on Board
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$cholarships by the Numbers For Academic Year 2011–12 # of scholarship students: 628 # of scholarships: 171 Average scholarship amount: $3,149 # of Scholarships by Category Zicklin School of Business: 70 Weissman School of Arts and Sciences: 12 School of Public Affairs: 12 General need-based scholarships: 77 # of scholarships awarded To … Continue reading
Simon Jones (’13), creator of the current Ticker comic strip, Lexington Avenue
The 17 Lex building may no longer be a student hub, but its very address speaks to what makes Baruch great. I’ve always seen Lexington Avenue as sort of “trans-island” avenue: It runs all the way from Harlem to Gramercy Park. In that sense, Lexington Avenue represents all sorts of people and all sorts of … Continue reading Simon Jones (’13), creator of the current Ticker comic strip, Lexington Avenue
We’re Well on Our Way
Top 15% of Colleges Nationwide The Princeton Review’s The Best 373 Colleges (2011) #25 Best College in Region U.S. News & World Report 2011 national ranking (climbing 11 places since 2010 edition) #22 Most Desirable Large School Kaplan/Newsweek’s Finding the Right College for You guide (2010) #2 Most Ethnically Diverse College in the U.S. U.S. … Continue reading We’re Well on Our Way
Getting to Know President Mitchel Wallerstein
Describe yourself. Straightforward, energetic, people oriented. What is one of your proudest professional moments? Being awarded the Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service for combating the spread of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons during the Clinton administration. What are you reading? Saving State U: Fixing Public Higher Education by Nancy Folbre; Higher Education? … Continue reading Getting to Know President Mitchel Wallerstein