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Broadway trailblazer “Rent” returns to the stage

Jonathan Larson's internationally acclaimed rock ‘n' roll opera Rent, which opened in 1996 on Off Broadway stages, has been revived at the New World Stages theater. Written in 1989, Rent became a groundbreaking musical that showcased and made audiences across the world face humanitarian issues including living with AIDS/HIV, homosexuality, homelessness, over development and being transgendered. Full story

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Interop IT conference finishes in New York

Interop, a prominent touring IT conference and expo, wrapped up its final stop on Friday for this year's tour at the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan. Full story

Grade inflation trends nationwide; but not an issue at Baruch

As, Bs, Cs, and other letter grades have always been a serious factor in a college student's life, as the accumulation of these grades directly influences the cumulative grade point average, a metric that many college students live and die by. According to Stuart Rojstaczer, a former Duke University professor and a widely cited researcher on the subject of grade inflation, ever since the 1960s, more and more As and Bs letter grades are awarded to college students nationwide. Full story

Baruch senior hopes to reduce clutter through flierguy

One pervasive scene that takes place in the beginning of every semester here at Baruch is the massive number of fliers, listing textbooks, electronics and other miscellaneous college items taking over the school. From bulletin boards on each floor to hallway walls, many students utilize fliers to buy their materials for the semester. Full story

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A valiant effort was made, yet not enough to take down Bowdoin

After a season full of strong wins, powerful opponents and a CUNYAC tournament win, the women's volleyball team made it to the first round of the NCAA matches where they made a valiant effort, but lost in the end to the Bowdoin Polar Bears. The match took place at Springfield College in Springfield, Mass., at 3 p.m. on Nov. 11. Full story

Palestine’s bid will hinder peace process

Yet, what seems to be an attempt to diplomacy is actually creating a diplomatic war, driving a deeper wedge between the Palestinians and Israelis. Full story

CUNY Pathway devalues our education

As of today all Baruch students are required to complete 45 credits in order to gain entrance into one of Baruch's schools. These 45 credits are comprised of arts and sciences courses, apart from the required Tier III minor and the 30 electives chosen by individual students. Full story

Freedom is in the eyes of the beholder

It is a common thought to believe that police are there to protect us. Freedom of speech and expression are also considered two fundamental rights and what better place to exercise those rights than at a public school. It is a place for our personal and professional growth, a place where we can share our ideas, a place to be accepted, and most importantly, a place to be safe. Full story

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Students arrested as protest escalates

Several CUNY students were arrested following a protest regarding tuition hike at Baruch College. Full story

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Baruch to Leave Annex

Baruch is moving the offices to a new location near campus

Following a decision made by the CUNY Board of Trustees, the Annex Building on 25th Street will be vacated and moved to another location. Full story

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Panel dares to engage social media

The Dare to Engage Working Group hosted a town hall meeting last Tuesday to discuss the effects of social media, bullying and harassment on young individuals. Full story

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3D brings game to life

TRON: Legacy is a unique 3D action-packed adventure set in a digital world. Fans around the globe have been waiting with bated breath for a glimpse into the film. Full story