The Undergraduate Student Government of Baruch College has planned a week of fun to welcome students back from winter break.

Dr. Tomás Morales continues to find ways to improve the College of Staten Island.

$1.6 million was given to the Aaron Copland School of Music at Queens College from the estate of a dead woman.

Baruch recently announced its newest initiative--a partnership with Brazil.

Dr. James McCarthy recently announced that he will leaving his position as Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at Baruch College. He will move on to Suffolk University in Boston where he was recently chosen as the school's president.

  The Dialogue Project is a conflict transformation organization. Their mission is to develop relationships, partnerships and trust amongst themselves – long time citizens, new immigrants, Palestinians, Israelis a multitude of people with varying cultures and faiths.

Despite student protests recently at Baruch, the Board of Trustees voted to implement the $300 per year increase in tuition. 

Club Connect was recently launched by USG in the hopes that it will help clubs and organizations communicate more effectively.

USG hosted a Thanksgiving event with all proceeds going to the Food Bank of New York City.

Even as students protested, the Board of Trustees continued on with their meeting about the tuition hike.

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

The Department of Transportation rejected Baruch's proposal for the closure of 25th Street.

"Students United for a Free CUNY" protest at Newman Vertical Campus.

Dean of the School of Public Affairs, David Birdsell, was chosen to be a part of NASPAA's executive council.

Food Matters, a graduate organization on campus, organized a panel discussion about increasing access to healthy food.