For the eighth year in a row, students from the Zicklin School of Business have been awarded scholarships from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), a Washington D.C. nonprofit established by Congress to oversee audits of public companies. Accounting... View Article
What kind of teenager would give up a month of summer vacation to study stock tips? At least 25 New Yorkers would—if Baruch’s recent High School Stock Market Challenge is any indication. The challenge, sponsored by the Subotnick Financial Services... View Article
Assistant Professor Zeda Li (Paul H. Chook Department of Information Systems and Statistics) has won a National Science Foundation grant for his project, entitled “Covariate-Assisted Analysis of Spectral Matrices with Applications to Physiological Signal.” Researchers across many different fields study... View Article
To get to the Zicklin School of Business, Shafaath Khan had to travel 16,000 miles. Though he was born in America, Shafaath grew up mostly in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the capital city his mother was from. The family faced many hardships... View Article
Aya Kikimova (MBA, ’11) was always an entrepreneur at heart. Growing up in Kazakhstan, she was surrounded by family members who ran small businesses. “My grandma had a deli shop, and my mom worked in real estate and was also... View Article
Two years ago, the Center for Inclusive Computing (CIC) at Northeastern University in Boston awarded a grant to the Zicklin School of Business to undertake a deep analysis of the gender distribution of its undergraduate computing information systems (CIS) classes.... View Article
Meet some Zicklin School of Business alumni (shown clockwise from upper left): celebrity real estate broker John Gomes (MBA, ’02), ice skater Laura Gressin (MBA, ’24), data enthusiast Mariia Mohyla (MS, ’24), and international sales executive Cameron Freed (Executive MBA,... View Article
Like thousands of Zicklin School alumni, Andrea Pelaez-Martinez (PhD, ’24) was born outside the United States. The Colombian native moved to New York from Medellin in 2015 when her husband got accepted into a graduate program at CUNY. Three years later, Andrea... View Article
For the second year in a row, a team of Zicklin School of Business undergraduates has won the Student Cybersecurity Case Competition, organized by the New York metropolitan chapter of ISACA, an international professional association focused on risk governance. The... View Article
Zicklin School of Business student Luke Steinhauer (MBA, ‘25) is in the business of voice training. The Evening MBA candidate recently gave a presentation called “How You Say It Matters,” offering tips for using your voice to “engage, excite, empathize,... View Article
At Baruch’s Zicklin School of Business, we know that if students learn to use AI in the classroom, they will have a better chance of knowing how to leverage it in the workplace. Here, four Zicklin instructors share their insights... View Article
The popular image of business consultants is that they travel for work frequently, to places like Boston, Chicago, or maybe Miami. It’s not too often you hear about them visiting Italy on a consulting gig. Yet that’s exactly what... View Article
On an unseasonably warm day in early April, a group of Zicklin School of Business undergraduates sat in the lobby of 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, surrounded by nautical cables, old pallets, and panels of shipping crates—items repurposed from the days... View Article
In a new report entitled “Beyond the Ivies: Surprise Winners in the List of Colleges with Highest ROI,” Bloomberg places Baruch among the best colleges for return on investment. Drawing on data from Georgetown University’s Center for Education and the... View Article
The valedictorian of Baruch College’s Class of ‘24 is Zicklin School of Business student Samantha Liu. A Macaulay Honors scholar, Samantha is a statistics and quantitative modeling (SQM) major, with a double minor in human resource management and the arts... View Article
Two Zicklin School of Business students have created Baruch College’s very first figure-skating team by competing in the Northeast Intercollegiate U.S. Figure Skating competition in March. Accounting student Elizabeth Direktor (BBA, ’27), a freshman, enrolled Baruch as an official... View Article
It’s springtime 2024 and the Zicklin School of Business ranks once again among the best graduate schools in the country by U.S. News & World Report. For the sixth year in a row, both the Evening MBA and Full-Time MBA... View Article
One of the many benefits offered by the Zicklin School’s Executive Programs is the international study tour, in which students travel to an overseas location for eight days of meetings with leaders of local and international businesses, nonprofits, and nongovernmental... View Article
Future quants and financiers, rejoice! The Wall Street Journal recently named Baruch College the #10 public college nationwide for finance salaries, outperforming local rivals Rutgers and Stony Brook and placing it in the company of state flagship universities such as... View Article
A business reporter for The New York Times wrote about a new study that praised Baruch as a model college for increasing opportunities for lower-income students. In a recent newsletter for New York Times subscribers, Baruch College received high praise... View Article
