Success and Giving Back: The Black Experience in the Workplace This Black experience panel serves as a platform for all students of color to have an open space and informative panel of successful Baruch alumni doing excellent work in their… Continue Reading →
Celebrating the Great Afro-Latinx Tradition in the Americas Carnival (known as Carnaval in Brazil and in Spanish-speaking Latin American countries) is one of the most colorful, joyous, and fascinating traditions of Latin America and the Caribbean. Time and date: Thursday,… Continue Reading →
The Starr Career Development Center and ISLA have partnered to highlight the career-building tools available only at Baruch for career success. Bring your cafecito and start planning your future! Time and date: Thursday, February 11th, 2021 6:00 pm to 7:00… Continue Reading →
About the event: Baruch’s Dominican Student Association (ASEDOM) and ISLA watched a Dominican professional baseball game between the eternal rivals of Aguilas del Cibao and Tigres del Licey. Around 40 percent of major-league foreign baseball players come from the Dominican… Continue Reading →
About the event: The Office of Health and Wellness’ first Virtual Student Health and Wellness Festival to promote health and wellness resources around Baruch, and learn about mindfulness and meditation through Yoga and other activities. Time and date: Tuesday, December… Continue Reading →
About the event: Featuring a conversation between Baruch Journalism student Sofia Barahona Fugon, based in Honduras, and Prof Gisele Regatao, Department of Journalism and the Writing Professions. Date and Time: Monday, December 7, 2020 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Watch… Continue Reading →
About the event: The holiday season is one of the most excited and beautiful times of the year. It is time to meet with family, friends, exchange love, create memories, eat good food. However, 2020 has been a tough year…. Continue Reading →
About the event: Mishkin Gallery and ISLA presented an evening of art and film featuring the co-authored “Discharge” (2005) by Nicolás Guagnini and Jeff Preiss. Nicolás Guagnini is an artist, filmmaker, writer, and curator born in Buenos Aires and based… Continue Reading →
About the event: ISLA sponsored this webinar co-organized by our own Prof. Mark Rice, from Baruch History Department. The emergency webinar featured a conversation between Prof. Mark Rice, and his colleagues Jo-Marie Burt from George Mason University Washington (GMU) Office… Continue Reading →
About the event: ISLA co-sponsored Baruch’s Dominican Student Association (ASEDOM)’s talent showcase where Baruch students had the opportunity to share their special talents with the Baruch community. Time and date: November 12, 2020 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Co-sponsor: Dominican… Continue Reading →
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