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The 54th Annual SEEK Awards

The annual SEEK Scholarship and Award celebrates the academic achievements of students and recognizes their service contribution to the college and community. Graduating seniors are especially highlighted for their perseverance and earning their degrees which transform their lives and that of their families. The ceremony recognizes SEEK alumni who have distinguished themselves in their chosen professions, provide leadership in their communities and continue to engage with the SEEK program…

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The Say/Do Gap in Nonprofit Advocacy : Understanding Why Nonprofits Do More than they Say

Nonprofit leaders often claim that their organizations do not engage in advocacy, yet many leaders report organizational activities that qualify as such. This discrepancy, which we call the “say/do” gap, suggests that nonprofit advocacy may be more widespread than commonly believed. Drawing on the first nationally representative survey of U.S. nonprofit advocacy in two decades, we explore explanations for this say/do gap and argue that many nonprofit leaders may be seeking to pursue…

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Reading and Conversation with Fall 2026 Harman Writer-In-Residence Lauren Yee

You are warmly invited to join us for a reading and conversation with the award-winning playwright, screenwriter, and TV writer Lauren Yee.

01:18:33

Accreditation in an Evolving Higher Education Landscape : A Fireside Chat

A fireside chat with Nasser Paydar, President of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) and former Assistant Secretary for Postsecondary Education, the U.S. Department of Education and Linda Essig, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Baruch College CUNY. Organized and hosted by the Higher Education Administration Program at the Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs.

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Mitsui Lunch-Time Forum CLXXXI : From Classroom to Career : Thriving in an AI-Driven World

01:33:40

Howard J. Samuels Memorial Lecture. Why is the Rent so Darn High? Cities, Infrastructure and Housing

Join us for a public lecture, organized and hosted by the Howard J. Samuels State and City Policy Center at Baruch College, on the causes and consequences of rising housing costs, by Edward L. Glaeser, Professor of Economics at Harvard University. Dr. Glaeser will examine why housing has become increasingly unaffordable in major cities and what policy choices can and cannot do to address the housing crisis in urban centers including New York.

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Baruch College Employee Recognition Ceremony 2026

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From Missiles to Microbes: A Conversation with Inventor Solomon Rosenblatt

Presented by the Sandra K. Wasserman Jewish Studies Center, with our generous cosponsor, The City College of New York. Mr. Rosenblatt will be in conversation with Amanda Pisetzner, Emmy-award winning Storyteller, who aided Mr. Rosenblatt in writing his memoir.

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Tax Policy Toward Arts and Nonprofits: Democracy or Plutocracy?

The US budget for direct arts spending for the National Endowment for the Arts was $207 million in 2024. However, in 2024 the United States spent between $2 and $3.35 billion to support arts nonprofits through the charitable contribution deduction. Over 90% of those deductions came from people earning more than $200,000. Are there such important enough benefits from these Congressionally provided charitable tax benefits supporting arts-based nonprofits to justify this plutocratic approach to…

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The 54th Annual SEEK Awards

The 54th Annual SEEK Awards

The 54th Annual SEEK Awards

The 54th Annual SEEK Awards

The annual SEEK Scholarship and Award celebrates the academic achievements of students and recognizes their service contribution to the college and community. Graduating…

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The 54th Annual SEEK Awards

The Say/Do Gap in Nonprofit Advocacy : Understanding Why Nonprofits Do More than they Say

Reading and Conversation with Fall 2026 Harman Writer-In-Residence Lauren Yee

Accreditation in an Evolving Higher Education Landscape : A Fireside Chat

Mitsui Lunch-Time Forum CLXXXI : From Classroom to Career : Thriving in an AI-Driven World

Howard J. Samuels Memorial Lecture. Why is the Rent so Darn High? Cities, Infrastructure and Housing

Baruch College Employee Recognition Ceremony 2026

From Missiles to Microbes: A Conversation with Inventor Solomon Rosenblatt

Tax Policy Toward Arts and Nonprofits: Democracy or Plutocracy?

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