FEIT SEMINARS FOR FALL 2016 Spike Lee vs. Alfred Hitchcock Thursday 6:05-9:05 Arthur Lewin, Black and Latino Studies Stephen Whitty, Film Critic While many compare Spike Lee to Woody Allen, a more accurate comparison is perhaps to Alfred Hitchcock. These two original and prolific filmmakers are rooted in different genres – Hitchcock in suspense and […]

Congrats to Aleksandra Mikhaylova for winning 2nd place at the 2015 Traders@MIT Fall Intercollegiate Trading Competition. 2015 Traders@MIT Fall Intercollegiate Trading Competition – The Baruch College team members were: Aleksandra Mikhaylova, and Anik Roy (2nd place team), and Bell Chen and Raymond Wong (5th place team). The competition was won by an MIT team, with […]

Congrats to Alyssa Lubrino ’13, a four-time champion in women’s swimming and the 2013 CUNYAC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. For our second story, we present swimmer Alyssa Lubrino ’13, a four-time champion in women’s swimming and the 2013 CUNYAC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Alyssa majored in accounting with an English minor and boasted […]

Congrats to Christina Young winner of the National College Honors Council’s contest to develop the logo for next year’s national conference in Seattle.

Congrats to Christine Zhou! a Public Affairs undergraduate Honors Scholar on being awarded a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to Ireland Christine is one of the five (5) Baruch students awarded Gilman Scholarships to study abroad in the Spring 2016 semester. Christine will be studying abroad at National University of Ireland in Dublin and participating […]

On behalf of the Dr. Susan A. Locke (SAL) Award Committee, we are pleased to announce this year’s winners: Emma Green and Daphne Kate Palasi The SAL Award Committee felt that both Emma and Daphne embody two of the main qualities that characterize Dr. Locke: selfless service to the Honors Program, Baruch College, and/or broader […]