A team of six Baruch students, five from the Zicklin School, joined the world’s largest hackathon recently—and won a prize. The undergrad wonders, mostly students in Vinayak Javaly’s Computer Information Systems 3120 class, competed as Team Mission CTRL in the NASA... View Article
The word “unprecedented” could be heard repeatedly on the seventh floor of the Information and Technology Building one evening in late October, uttered by a group of experts who were discussing the federal government’s targeting of major U.S. law firms. The occasion... View Article
Ever since her days at the Borough of Manhattan Community College, Heather Stewart (MBA, ’27) dreamt of matriculating at Baruch and the Zicklin School. “At the time it seemed far-fetched,” admits Heather, who grew up in Jamaica and is... View Article
Army veteran Seijun Hara (BBA, ’24) credits divine intervention with her military career. The daughter of a Venezuelan mother and a Japanese-Venezuelan father, Seijun arrived in New York as a teenager when her mother was granted political asylum. Seijun was... View Article
To paraphrase Joni Mitchell, Zicklin School prof Jooho Kim has looked at “cloud” from both sides now. Dr. Kim, an assistant professor in the Paul H. Chook Department of Information Systems and Statistics, recently published an article in the Journal... View Article
In a single week last month, students at the Zicklin School of Business had the chance to meet one unconventional entrepreneur in person and hear a biographer recount the fascinating, unlikely story of another. Siggi Hilmarsson, founder of Siggi’s Dairy,... View Article
Remember in the “before times,” when Amazon announced it would be opening a second corporate headquarters in Long Island City, Queens? (Spoiler alert: The company changed its mind.) The Zicklin School’s Maggie (Rong) Hu, PhD, wasn’t living in New York... View Article
