Media Coverage

October – December

S. David Wu: Elite Lifestyle Magazine: Dr. S. David Wu Leading Baruch College with Passion and Determination (11/25/20)

Doug Muzzio: CUNY-TV’s Eldridge & Co.: Latest Edition: Marxe School Professor Douglas Muzzio Calls the Country’s Divide a Cleavage (11/25/20)

Doug Muzzio: The New York Times: David Dinkins Remembered as ‘a Trailblazer’ by Political Leaders (11/24/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Post: David Dinkins, NYC’s First Black Mayor, Dead at 93 (11/23/20)

S. David Wu: Harlem World Magazine: Bank of America Gives Baruch College $1M for Degree Completion and Career Readiness (11/20/20)

Baruch College: Businesswire: Bank of America Gives 21 Higher Education Institutions $1 Million Each as Part of Recently Announced $25 Million Jobs Initiative (11/19/20)

Baruch Performing Arts Center: New York Amsterdam News: Alexander String Quartet to Honor Composer George Walker: First African AMerican to Win Pulitzer for Music (11/19/20)

Fenwick Huss: BizEd: The Market-Responsive BBA (11/18/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Keep New York City Schools Open (11/17/20)

Johanna Fernandez: The Philadelphia Tribune: Angela Davis, Pam Africa, Others Call for Immediate Release of Mumia Abu-Jamal (11/16/20)

Debbie Kaminer: Precision Vaccinations: Will Israel Mandate Covid-19 Vaccination? (11/13/20)

Chester Zarnoch: SUM: Studying What Oysters Need to Thrive in Polluted Urban Waterways (11/11/20)

Vincent DiGirolamo: Fra Noi: Historian Vincent DiGirolamo (11/10/20)

Jessica Lang: Jewish Insider: Max Gross Reimagines the Shtetl in his Ambitious Debut Novel (11/11/20)

Bridgett Davis: CUNY-TV’s Urban U: “The World According to Fannie Davis” — a fascinating memoir that caught the interest of Hollywood (11/10/20)

David Birdsell: New York Post: Trailing Long Island Dems Face Steepest Climb as Absentee Count Set to Begin (11/6/20)

Robb Hecht: CMS Wire: Why You Should Focus on Community Building More Than Audience Building (11/6/20)

Doug Muzzio: Gazette Extra: Third-Party Candidate May Prove Decisive in Tipping the Balance (11/6/20)

S. David Wu: CUNY-TV’s Asian American Life: Profile of S. David Wu, CUNY’s first Asian American President (11/4/20)

David Birdsell: LI in the AM with Jay Oliver: Political Science Professor Discusses the Results of the 2020 Election (11/4/20)

David Jones: The Graudate Center, CUNY: Economy, Not Pandemic, Mattered Most to Voters (11/4/20)

David Birdsell: WCBS-TV: Election 2020: New York’s Congressional Delegation Expected To Have New Faces In January, Possibly Less Power (11/3/20)

David Birdsell: TASS Russian News Agency: Relations between US, Russia will hardly improve in the near future – expert (11/3/20)

Zicklin School Of Business: BusinessBecause: How A Master’s In Business Analytics Sets You Up For A Career In Big Data (11/2/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York City News Service: Bellwethers, Assemble! (11/2/20)

Baruch Performing Arts Center: I Care If You Listen: Reimagined for Streaming, dwb (Driving While Black) Examines Black Motherhood (11/2/20)

Paquita Y. Davis-Friday: The CPA Journal: Combating Implicit Bias in Accounting Education and Training (10/29/20)

David Birdsell: New York County Politics: Libertarians to Voters: Vote Jo, Not Joe, and Save NY’s Third Parties (10/29/20)

Ted Henken: The New York Times: Cuba Says U.S. Restrictions Will Force Western Union Offices to Close (10/28/20)

Don Waisanen: Covid University New York Podcast: The Voters (10/28/20)

Baruch College, Zicklin School of Busines: Investopedia: Which MBAs Offer a Good Return on Investment? (10/27/20)

Johanna Fernandez: CUNY-TV’s One to One: Professor Johanna Fernandez Talks About Her Book “The Young Lords: A Radical History” (10/27/20)

Robb Hecht: Marketing Dive: 2020s Bevy of Brand Refreshes Reflect New Marketing Mandates (10/26/20)

Frank Donnelly: Business Insider: The One Good Thing in 2020 was Suddenly Cheap Rent in Manhattan and San Francisco—But the Bill Could be up for Cities Soon (10/25/20)

David Birdsell: New York Post: Who Won the Final Presidential Debate? Experts Grade Biden and Trump (10/23/20)

Bridgett Davis: Thrillist: The Surprising Real Mob History That Inspired ‘Fargo’ Season 4 (10/21/20)

Robb Hecht: E-Commerce Times: Rural America is the Next E-Commerce Frontier (10/21/20)

Jean Gaffney and David Gruber: Phys.org: Newly Discovered Gene May Give ‘Sea Pickles’ Their Glow (10/20/20)

S. David Wu: Inside Higher Ed: Diversity in the Senior Administrative Ranks (10/20/20)

David Birdsell: LI in the AM with Jay Oliver: Political Science Professor David Birdsell Discusses the 2020 Election (10/19/20)

Robb Hecht: Lifewire: Google Glass Update: Helpful or Privacy Issue? (10/19/20)

Judith Kafka: The Chief: Education Experts Question Quality of City’s Blended-Learning Effort (10/16/20)

Kapil Bawa: WalletHub: Ask the Experts: Chase Freedom Flex Credit Card (10/16/20)

Ted Altschuler: WWFM-The Classical Network: A Tempo: Chamber Opera Explores Black Parents’ Fears, Emotions (10/15/20)

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs: INSIGHT Into Diversity: ASU, Volcker Alliance Launch National Initiative to Recruit Students to Public Service Careers (10/15/20)

David Birdsell: New York Post: Dueling Town Halls: Experts Grade President Trump and Joe Biden (10/15/20)

Donal Byard: National Association of Corporate Directors: Who Benefits from a Revolving Door Between the SEC and Public Accounting Firms? (10/15/20)

Marc Edelman: Sports Handle: A Biden-Harris Administration, Democratic Senate Paints Rosier Picture for Sports Betting Nationwide (10/15/20)

Angelo Cabrera: WPIX: Hispanic Heritage Month Hero: Advocate with Mexican Roots, Fighting for NYC Immigrant Families (10/14/20)

Xialou Guo, Fall 2020 Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence: The New York Times: The Brexit Romance: Finding Love in Irreconcilable Times (10/13/20)

Frank Donnelly: MYMOVE: Coronavirus Moving Study: People Left Big Cities, Temporary Moves Spiked in First Six Months of COVID-19 Pandemic (10/12/20)

Doug Muzzio: WCBS-880: ‘I Don’t Want to go to Washington’: Cuomo Shoots Down Biden AG Rumors (10/12/20)

Angie Beeman: Harvard Business Review: Be a Better Ally (10/11/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: ‘Protests Will be Harder, Heavier This Time’: New Yorkers are Girding for Election Day Demonstrations (10/11/20)

Dahlia Remler: Denver7: Colorado Voters Could Decide to Raise the Tobacco Tax for the First Time in 16 Years With Prop. EE (10/9/20)

Doug Muzzio: WCBS-880: ‘A Case of Permanent Warfare’: The Mayor, the Governor, and the New Yorkers Stuck in the Middle (10/9/20)

Gerald D. DeMaio: GetReligion: Crossroads Podcast: Political Facts About Evangelicals Make News, But What About All the Nones? (10/9/20)

Fenwick Huss: Money: The 10 Best Business Colleges in the U.S. (10/7/20)

Debbie Kaminer: MarketWatch: Can Your Employer Require you to Take a COVID-19 Vaccine? (10/6/20)

Vincent DiGirolamo: Great Value Colleges: 30 Colleges With Current Professors Who Have Written the Best Books (10/2/20)

David Birdsell: Politico: De Blasio Stakes His ‘Whole Legacy’ on Reopening New York Schools (10/2/20)

July – September

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: California Ethnic Studies Plan Undercuts Itself (9/30/20)

David Birdsell, Eric Gander, Alison Hahn, Doug Muzzio, and Don Waisanen: Sabado: Trump and Biden Debate Failed to Attract Undecided Voters (9/30/20)

David Birdsell: Politico: De Blasio Stakes his ‘Whole Legacy’ on Reopening New York Schools (9/30/20)

Debbie Kaminer: AMA Journal of Ethics: COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates: What Physicians Should Know (9/29/20)

Marc Edelman: Worcester Business Journal: Worcester’s Relationship With Polar Park Remains Under Negotiation (9/28/20)

David Birdsell: The Guardian: ‘Not so Special Any More’: How the Senate has Failed the American People (9/26/20)

Arthur Lewin: New York Daily News: Law, Order and Protecting Bad Police (9/26/20)

Marc Edelman: San Antonio Express-News (originally published by the Washington Post): Big Ten’s Plan to Restart Subverts the Rights of Students (9/22/20)

Diogo Hildebrand: WalletHub: Ask the Experts Review of the Capital One Savor Cash Rewards Credit Card (9/21/20)

Marc Edelman: The New York Times: The N.F.L., After Shunning Las Vegas, Doubles Down With Raiders (9/21/20)

Ted Henken: The New York Times: Cuba’s Economy was Hurting. The Pandemic Brought a Food Crisis. (9/20/20)

Stan Altman: Harlem World: Op-Ed: We Must Engage College Students to Help Bridge the Digital Divide (9/19/20)

Baruch Performing Arts Center: QueensLatino: Baruch Performing Arts Center with Latin American Music (9/17/20)

Doug Carmichael: Wall Street Journal: After Wirecard, Ernst & Young Says Auditors Should Focus More on Fraud Prevention (9/15/20)

Marc Edelman: Worcester Business Journal: Under Negotiation: Worcester yet to Finalize PawSox Deal or Obtain Deed for Ballpark Property (9/15/20)

Baruch College: Yahoo! News: New York Schools Ranked Among 2021’s Best Colleges: U.S. News (9/14/20)

S. David Wu: City & State: The 2020 Higher Education Power 50 (9/14/20)

Marios Koufaris and Nanda Kumar: BusinessBecause: These Data Science Masters Teach Students How to Manage Data Responsibly (9/14/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: The Importance of Naomi Osaka’s US Open Victory Extends Far Beyond Tennis (9/13/20)

Mary Kern: NJ.com: Here’s Why You Should Negotiate With Your Kids (9/12/20)

Marc Edelman: Gambling.com: Colorado-PointsBet NCAA Sports Betting Deal Just the Start (9/11/20)

Sonia Jarvis: The Center for Public Integrity: From the ’60s to 2020, Still Fighting to Protect the Right to Vote (9/10/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Lessons From New York City’s School-Reopening Fiasco (9/8/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: For Monkey Knife Fight, the Value of Merger With FantasyDraft May Come From Acquiring State Licenses (9/8/20)

Frank Donnelly: Wall Street Journal: Immigration to New York City Declines, Amplifying Economic Concerns (9/7/20)

Kim Edmunds, Carolyn Saylor-Loof, and Tristan Thorne: TESOL International Journal: Strategies and Resources for Autonomous Pronunciation Training (9/7/20)

David Gruber: Financial Times: ‘Let’s Understand the Ocean Through Art’ (9/6/20)

Marc Edelman: Law360: Courts Referee NCAA Athlete Pay Fight as States Mull Change (9/4/20)

Doug Muzzio: The Chief-Leader: Cuomo Enlists Unions’ Help to Press State Congressional Delegation for Aid (9/3/20)

Matthew Junge: WAMC/Northeast Public Radio: Study Shows Student Behavior Has a Lot to do With Safely Reopening Schools (9/2/20)

Andrea Gabor and Vera Haller: The Hechinger Report: Opinion: Can Zoom Classes Keep Students Excited and Engaged? We Have Found Some Ways (9/2/20)

Krista Dobi: Campus News: CUNY Researchers on the Cutting Edge; Win Prestigious Awards (9/1/20)

Baruch College: College Magazine: Top 10 Best Colleges in NYC for 2020 (8/31/20)

S. David Wu: The China Press: Committed to Building an Excellent Model of Public Universities (8/30/20)

Heemin Lee: ProMarket: Should Whistleblower Reward Laws be Capped? (8/30/20)

Michael Bobelian: Washington Post: How Reagan Captured the Presidency, and the Right Captured Politics (8/28/20)

Xiaolu Guo, Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence: The Millions: Xiaolu Guo’s Search for a Perfect Home (8/27/20)

Rafael Walker: The Chronicle of Higher Education: The Future of the Academic Work Force: A Breakdown of Trust (8/27/20)

Baruch College student-athlete Nia Dawson: The Independent: Social Media Challenge Created in Honor of Jogger Seriously Injured in Accident (8/27/20)

Matthew Junge: The Lakeville Journal: For Campuses to Open, Students Need to Play it Safe (8/26/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Recent Attempts to Reclassify Daily Fantasy Sports as Sports Gambling Could Hurt Industry’s Bottom Line (8/26/20)

Nanda Kumar: Los Angeles Times: Column: Billboards That Follow You? It’s Not Sci-fi. They’re Already Here (8/25/20)

David Birdsell: Times Union: Cynthia Tucker: Dems Must Take Back the Senate (8/24/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: COVID-19 Highlights the Hypocrisy of Big-Time Football at Public Colleges (8/24/20)

Baruch College: Business Insider: The 24 Colleges With the Best Return on Investment (8/24/20)

Cory Evans: Washington Examiner: North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Pose a Greater Threat Than Meets the Eye (8/23/20)

Baruch College: Patch: 45 New York Colleges Make Princeton Review’s ‘Best’ List (8/21/20)

Baruch College, Marxe School of Public and International Affairs: The Chronicle of Higher Education: Can Higher Ed Sell Students on Public Service (8/19/20)

Carla Anne Robbins: Eurasia Review: The U.S. Foreign Policy Establishment’s Obsession With Russia (8/19/20)

David Birdsell: NY 1 News: Read All About it: Cuomo Writes Book on State’s COVID-19 Response (8/18/20)

Baruch College, Athletics: 1010 WINS: On the Marc – Training for a Marathon During a Pandemic (8/18/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: University of North Carolina’s Move to Online Learning Should Cast Doubt on 2020 Football Season (8/17/20)

Doug Muzzio: Newsday: Cuomo, Whitmer to Highlight Democrat’s Virus Response (8/14/20)

Baruch College, Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence Program: Publishers Weekly: In Xiaolu Guo’s Latest, There’s No Place Like Home (8/14/20)

Shan Li: Fortune: We’re Eating a lot More Pizza During the Pandemic. Why Domino’s is Getting the Biggest Slice of the Pie (8/12/20)

Raquel Benbunan-Fich: Grow by Acorns: 7 Things You Can do Today to Increase Your Productivity While Working From Home (8/12/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: Powerful Labor Leader Peter Ward Resigns as President of NYC’s Hotel Workers Union (8/12/20)

David Birdsell: LI in the AM with Jay Oliver: Baruch College Political Science Professor Discusses Political Affairs (8/11/20)

Marc Edelman: 247Sports: The Ins and Outs of a Viable Union for College Football Players (8/11/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: NCAA Power Five Conferences Overplayed Their Hand by Asking Congress to Block College Athletes’ Rights (8/10/20)

Baruch College: News 12 Brooklyn: Guide: Reopening Plans for New York City Schools (8/8/20)

Debbie Kaminer: MarketWatch: ‘Will the Public be Ready for a Vaccine?’ Many Americans Say They Won’t Get the Coronavirus Vaccine if One is Developed (8/8/20)

Marc Edelman: Deseret News: Is it Time for College Football to Turn Pro? (8/8/20)

Soufian Alsabbagh: France Culture: Truman, Nixon, Obama: The Tortured Relationship Between Europe and the United States (8/8/20)

Jayesh Dahya: WalletHub: Ask the Experts: American Express 0% APR Credit Cards (8/7/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Big Ten Conference is Prioritizing Football Revenues Over Player Safety in the Time of COVID-19 (8/6/20)

Carla Anne Robbins: Newswise: Webinar: Reporting on Local Health Systems (8/4/20)

Debbie Kaminer: Healthline: Yes, the Government and Your Employer Can Make You Get a COVID-19 Vaccine (8/3/2018)

Doug Muzzio: Newsday: Democratic Socialists, Progressives Make Waves in NY Assembly Primaries (8/2/20)

Baruch College, Mishkin Gallery: Onside: Art During a Pandemic: Baruch College Graduate Students Curate an Online Viewing Experience (7/31/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: NCAA Bill Would Kill College Athletes’ Right and Their Trust in the U.S. Political Process (7/31/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Fantasy Sports Operators Continue to Face Challenging Questions in COVID-19 Season (7/31/20)

Anne Swartz: Wall Street Journal: ‘The Lost Pianos of Siberia’ Review: Ivories in the Snow (7/31/20)

John Casey: NY1 News: Facing Cash Crunch, St. George Theatre to Host Star-Studded Virtual Telethon (7/30/20)

Ted Henken: NPR: Pandemic May Push Cuba to Ease Restrictions on Tightly Controlled Economy (7/30/20)

Nicole Gordon and Don Waisanen: Notícias ao Minuto: Elections: Scholars Oppose Trump and Advocate Postal Vote (7/30/20)

Yildiray Yildirim: The Real Deal: How Will NYC Real Estate Fare Without 65 Million Tourists? (7/29/20)

Maria Maddox: Thrive Global: Maria Maddox: “Make Your Impossible Possible” (7/29/20)

Baruch College: CNBC: The Top 50 U.S. Colleges That Pay Off the Most in 2020 (7/28/20)

Ralph Blumenthal: The New York Times: Do We Believe in U.F.O.s? That’s the Wrong Question (7/28/20)

President S. David Wu (Ranked #22): City & State: 2020 Power of Diversity: Asian 100 (7/27/20)

Thomas Main: Arc: The Rhetoric of Treason in Political Discourse (7/26/20)

Doug Muzzio: City & State: John Liu, Iron Man (7/26/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Washington Isn’t First Pro Football Team to Play Without a Moniker; The Last One Won a Championship (7/24/20)

Ralph Blumenthal: The New York Times: No Longer in Shadows, Pentagon’s U.F.O. Unit Will Make Some Findings Public (7/23/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Has Marketplace Competition Finally Returned to Daily Fantasy Sports? (7/23/20)

Bryan Jones: ProPublica: Modeling Climate Change-Induced Migration in Central America & Mexico (7/23/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Opening Campus is Risky. The Alternative is Worse. (7/21/20)

Debbie Kaminer: The Conversation: Could Employers and States Mandate COVID-19 Vaccinations? Here’s What the Courts Have Ruled (7/21/20)

Marc Edelman: Business Insurance: Student Athlete COVID-19 Waivers Likely Won’t Block Lawsuits (7/21/20)

David Birdsell: LI in the AM with Jay Oliver: David Birdsell, Professor of Political Sciences, Discusses National, State and Local Politics (7/20/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: How Should Colleges Reopen? There’s No Easy Answer (7/19/20)

David Birdsell: Fox 5 NY: Campaigning Amidst Coronavirus Puts More Emphasis on Social Media (7/17/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: As Violence Surges in Mayor de Blasio’s New York, Critics Question His Approach (7/15/20)

Thomas Main: Matt Lewis & Cut Through the Noise: Thomas J. Main on Illiberalism (7/15/20)

Gideon Pell: Forbes: Wirecard Fraud is Risk Management Lesson for Fintech Companies (7/14/20)

Johanna Fernandez: WNYC News: Health Activism and the Legacy of the Young Lords (7/14/20)

Andrea Gabor: Philanthropy Daily: Should Private Philanthropy Influence Public Education? (7/14/20)

Vincent DiGirolamo: MSN: What Will Become of Generation COVID? (7/12/20)

Thomas Main: The Bulwark: The Neoprogressive Moment and What to do With It (7/12/20)

Elizabeth Wollman: Washington Post: Five Myths About Broadway (7/10/20)

Chris Campanioni: Brooklyn Rail: Partial Reveals & Inclusive Revelations in the Post-Truth Simulacracy: The Poetics (7/9/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: Brooklyn’s Eric Adams Gets Top Dollar When it Comes to NYPD Political Donations (7/8/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: U.S. Schools Must Reopen. Are You Listening, New York? (7/7/20)

Thomas Main: New York Daily News: The Founding Fathers Deserve to Stand: Judge Them by the Enduring Power of Their Ideas (7/7/20)

Christos Giannikos: GuruFocus: The Twisted Mind of the Credit Market (7/6/20)

Thomas Main: Federal Computer Week: Guest Blog by Thomas J. Main: ‘All Men are Created Equal’ (7/6/20)

Baruch College, Mishkin Gallery: The Quietus: Alien Materials: Lamin Fofana’s BLUES (7/2/20)

Els de Graauw: Chronicle of Philanthropy: Philanthropy Must Continue its Support for Young Immigrants — Even With the Supreme Court DACA Victory (7/2/20)

Johanna Fernandez: City Limits: Why ‘Black Lives Matters’ to NYC’s Latino Police-Reform Marchers (7/2/20)

Dan Williams: SUM: Does Participatory Budgeting Change How Money is Spent in New York? (7/1/20)

April – June

David Birdsell: Courthouse News Service: Briefed on Bounty Intel, Democrats See Little Trace of Hoax (6/30/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Fantasy Sports Operators May Face Interesting Legal Questions in COVID-19 Season (6/28/20)

Bridgett Davis: Detroit Metro Times: Detroit’s Writer’s Memoir ‘The World According to Fannie Davis’ to be Adapted for Feature Film (6/26/20)

Arianna Farinelli: la Repubblica: Focus – An uncomfortable story. Di Paolo, Scego, El Houssi, Farinelli: “Statues, colonial legacies, rights” (6/26/20)

Marc Edelman: New York Daily News: Bread, Circuses, and Baseball: Why are we Bending Over Backward for MLB’s Return? (6/26/20)

Bridgett Davis: The Hollywood Reporter: Plan B, Searchlight Pictures Team to Adapt ‘The World According to Fannie Davis’ (6/25/20)

Angie Beeman: Harvard Business Review: Academia Isn’t a Safe Haven for Conversations About Race and Racism (6/25/20)

Vincent DiGirolamo: TIME: 21 Lessons From America’s Worst Moments (6/25/20)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: Center for Investigative Journalism: Puerto Ricans in the US Live in Counties With the Highest Possiblity of COVID-19 Infection and Death (6/25/20)

David Birdsell: CBS New York: Pundit: Likely Results of Primaries Indicate New York Congressional Delegation Moving in a New Direction (6/24/20)

Robert Smith: Gotham Gazette: City Budget Crisis Threathens Lifeline for Day Laborers and Immigrant Workers (6/24/20)

Andrea Gabor: Gotham Gazette: Why New York City Must Put Educators and Counselors, Not Cops, in Charge of School Discipline (6/24/20)

David Birdsell: CBS New York: Many Challengers Vie to Replace Retiring Democratic Congresswoman Nita Lowey (6/22/20)

Doug Muzzio: Gotham Gazette: Insurgent Campaigns Try to Replicate Major 2018 Voter Turnout Jump in Very Different Circumstances (6/22/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Marco Rubio’s Fairness in Collegiate Athletics Act is Anything But What Its Name Implies (6/22/20)

Johanna Fernandez: City Limits: Latinos, Police, and the Lives of African Americans: Solidarity and Shared Experiences (6/22/20)

Marc Edelman: Associated Press: As Athletes Return to Campus, What Are They Signing up For? (6/21/20)

Doug Muzzio: Gotham Gazette: Voter Turnout in New York City was Cratering; Then Came 2018 (6/20/20)

Debbie Kaminer: Bloomberg Law: COVID-19 Immunity Tests Are Dangerous Territory for Employers (6/19/20)

Gregory Wyzykowski: Albany Times Union: Why Play Division 3 College Tennis (6/18/20)

Debbie Kaminer: New York Daily News: The Supreme Court and the Meaning of ‘Sex’: How Justices’ Definition Clashes With the Trump Administration’s (6/18/20)

Debbie Kaminer: Law360: Employers’ Mental Health Initiatives May Carry ADA Risk (6/18/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: NCAA Leaders Are Using Woke Language, But the Message Doesn’t Match Their Athlete Labor Policies (6/17/20)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: El Vocero: Vigilantes Before Dropout (6/17/20)

David Birdsell: Fox 5 WNYW-NY: Will Congress Pass Another Economic Stimulus Relief Bill? (6/16/20)

Hillary Botein: The Real Deal: Scant Progress for Tenants in Wake of Rent-law Win (6/15/20)

S. David Wu: World Journal: Chinese scholar David Wu to become president of Baruch College, City University of New York on July 1, sets up Task Force for the Future (6/14/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Ohio State Football Players May Have Just Assumed the Risk of Contracting COVID-19 (6/14/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: Pilloried by Friends and Foes, NYC Mayor de Blasio’s Fall From Grace has Been Long in the Making (6/12/20)

Debbie Kaminer: Bloomberg Law: INSIGHT: Employers Should Mandate Flu Vaccines to Mitigate Pandemic (6/10/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: Allowing De Blasio No-confidence Vote Poses Little Downside for City Council Speaker, Experts Say (6/10/20)

Debbie Kaminer: UCLA Women’s Law Journal: Sex: Sexual Orientation, Sex Stereotyping, and Title VII (6/10/20)

George Mitchell: Philanthropy Daily: Among Billionaire Donors, Ambition and Humility (6/9/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Five Ways Daily Fantasy Sports Operators Can Stay Ahead of the Curve During the COVID-10 Pandemic (6/8/20)

Michael Bobelian: Washington Post: Is Free Speech an ‘inviolable’ right or a cover for ‘hostile acts’? (6/5/20)

Joan Darragh: BroadwayWorld: BWW Feature: At Home with Joan Darragh (6/5/20)

Carla Anne Robbins: Council on Foreign Relations: Webinar: Immigration and Border Policy (6/4/20)

Zachariah Mampilly: Mashable: Curfews Have a Disturbing Racist History (6/4/20)

Baruch College: Forbes: A $9 Billion Wall Street Heavyweight Talks Racism and How to Build a Better Society (6/4/20)

Baruch College: India-West: Baruch College Undergraduate Sahiti Kovvuri Chosen Among 2020 Jeannette K. Watson Fellows (6/2/20)

Els de Graauw: SUM: Could Immigrant-Labor Partnerships be the Key to Socio-Economic Justice? (6/2/20)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: El Nuevo Dia: Three of the Puerto Rican Seats in Congress are Defined in a Primary on June 23 (6/1/20)

Regina A. Bernard: 433: Why We Can’t Breathe (5/29/20)

Mary Kern: Harvard Business Review: How to Negotiate…With Your Kids (5/29/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: The Best Chance at 2020 Baseball Might be a True Exhibition Season, With a Mix of Major and Minor Leaguers (5/29/20)

Baruch College: Onlinekhabar: A Tale of Two Nepali Journalists who Podcast in New York to Help Immigrants (5/29/20)

Stan Altman: Shreveport Times: Stan Altman: 5 Challenges That Must be met for Effective Online Education After COVID-19 (5/28/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Good Riddance, SAT. I Always Ignore You Anyway. (5/28/20)

Trish Rubin: Education Week: Why School Districts Need to Build Their Brands (5/27/20)

Alex Mills: Markets Insider: The World’s Leading Companies Use Neo4j to Manage Supply Chains, Boost Resilience and Ensure Business Community (5/27/20)

Els de Graauw: SUM: For DACA Applicants, Community Support can Make a Difference (5/27/20)

Alaina Claire Feldman: Flash Art: The Best Current and Upcoming International Cultural Initiatives (5/23/20)

Johanna Fernandez: San Francisco Bay View: COVID-19 Puts Black Political Prisoners on Death Row (5/23/20)

Marc Edelman: Legal Current: What’s in a Name? The Battle Over Name, Image & Likeness Rights for NCAA Student-Athletes Continues (5/21/20)

Kevin Edwards: New York Amsterdam News: Big Goals Await Baruch Volleyball (5/21/20)

President-Designate S. David Wu: Inside Higher Ed: New Presidents or Provosts: Baruch College, Central State U, Centre College, Glenville State College, Master’s U, Santa Clar U, Simmons U (5/19/20)

Marc Edelman: Courthouse News Service: Cuomo Focuses on Sports as NYC Summer School Numbers Triple (5/19/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Ninth Circuit Upholds Finding NCAA Violates Antitrust Law; Concurring Judge Correctly Describes College Sports as a “Cartel” (5/19/20)

Ralph Blumenthal: The New York Times: Navy Reports Describe Encounters With Unexplained Flying Objects (5/14/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: NCAA Leaders and Advocates are Conveying Message That Obscures Truth About Name, Image and Likeness Rights (5/14/20)

Baruch College: News 12: Seven Tristate Universities Turn to Virtual Open Houses During the COVID-19 Pandemic (5/14/20)

Baruch College: WABC-TV: Coronavirus News: John D. Solomon Fellowship Participants Graduate, Ready to Serve Public (5/14/20)

David Birdsell: Courthouse News Service: Virus Bill Puts by House has Fans in Hard-Hit New York (5/13/20)

Kapil Bawa: WalletHub: Best Citi Credit Cards of May 2020 (5/13/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Don’t Forsake Poor Schoolchildren, Even in a Pandemic (5/12/20)

Shelly Eversley: Intelligencer: What is College Without the Campus? (5/11/20)

Mark Edelman: Forbes: Illinois Supreme Court Ruling is a Big Win for Daily Fantasy Sports (5/11/20)

Baruch College: WNBC-NY: Baruch Student-athlete Plays Big Part in National Pandemic Fundraising (5/10/20)

Baruch College: ABC News: Fighting for their college dreams, 1st-generation students face ‘huge challenge’ (5/7/20)

Doug Muzzio: CUNY-TV Tony Guida’s NY: Doug Muzzio Talks Cuomo and COVID-19 (5/7/20)

Jim Gatheral: Risk.net: Solving the Enigma of the Volatility Smiles (5/7/20)

Baruch College, social mobility: The New Yorker: The Pandemic is the Time to Resurrect the Public University (5/7/20)

Ervand Abrahamian: The American Spectator: American Academics Defend Iranian Regime Despite Dismal COVID-19 Response (5/7/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Why Congress Would be Crazy to Grant the NCAA an Antitrust Exemption (5/6/20)

Debbie Kaminer: Law.com: Discrimination Against Employees Without COVID-19 Antibodies (5/4/20)

Ralph Blumenthal: Daily Beast: When New York’s ‘Badly Learned’ Epidemic Lesson Led to a Second Lethal Outbreak (5/4/20)

Jonathan Engel: USA Today: Straight-talking Dr. Anthony Fauci is the Voice Americans Want to Hear Right Now. So, Who is he? (5/3/20)

Doug Muzzio: Fox News: New Yorkers Consider Leaving Manhattan Amid Coronavirus Pandemic (5/1/20)

Baruch College: Forbes: Why the Coronavirus Pandemic Should Motivate You to Start a Company and Eight Excuses That No Longer Matter (4/29/20)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: NCAA Name, Image and Likeness Reform: A Simple Matter Made Complicated by Bureaucrats (4/29/20)

Baruch College: WPIX-11: Meet the Piano Man of the Upper East Side (4/26/20)

Marc Edelman: Legal Sports Report: Finally an End to Years of Madness in the Illinois DFS Saga (4/24/20)

Johanna Fernandez: CounterPunch: Puerto Rico, Protest, Prison: Johanna Fernandez and Jose Saldana Talk About The Young Lords (4/23/20)

David Gruber: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Seven Big Advances in Soft Robotic Grippers (4/22/20)

Baruch Performing Arts Center: Los Angeles Times: Your Quarantine Must Watch of the Day (4/22/20)

Donika Kelly: Poets & Writers: I Am Moving: Poets at the End of the World (4/16/20)

Doug Muzzio: City & State: Cuomo’s in Charge, but Some Local Government’s Bristle (4/16/20)

Stan Altman: Gotham Gazette: Coronavirus Widens Digital Divide, But Creates Opportunity to Finally Bring All Into 21st Century (4/15/20)

Doug Muzzio: The Real Deal: Mayor’s Tenant Agenda Short on Muscle (4/14/20)

Doug Muzzio: Associated Press: Cuomo vs. de Blasio: Even pandemic doesn’t bridge their rift (4/13/20)

Doug Muzzio: Newsday: NY, Neighbors Form ‘Reopen’ Working Group After Trump Says It’s His Decision (4/13/20)

Eugene Marlow: CUNY-TV’s Short Docs: Web Extra: An Interview with Eugene Marlow (4/10/20)

Charles Hwang: Sub0: Charles Hwang: Bitcoin, Blockchain, & Everything in Between. Are we on the Cusp of a Financial Revolution? (4/10/20)

Mitchell Cohen: Dissent: Beyond the Virus (4/9/20)

Nizan Geslevich Packin: Forbes: Let FinTech Help Jumpstart the Economy (4/8/20)

Baruch College: Baruch College Athletics: Men’s Soccer Player Luis Munoz Runs a Marathon on his Terrace (4/7/20)

Baruch College: Patch: Piano Player Brings UES Block Together with Nightly Concerts (4/7/20)

Hector Cordero Guzman: Caribbean Business: Passengers Arrive in Puerto Rico from Areas of Greatest Contagion by Coronavirus in the US (4/6/20)

Ted Henken: Reuters: In Communist-run Cuba, the Private Sector Helps the Needy as Coronavirus Spreads (4/3/20)

Baruch College: Forbes: Third Way’s Price-to-Earnings Premium: A New Way to Measure the Economic Value of College (4/3/20)

Ayam Bhattacharya: ETF Report: ETF Evolution Opens Markets to Risk (4/1/20)

January – March

Judith Kafka: Chalkbeat: When Teaching and Parenting Collide: As Schools Shift Online, Many Educators Manage Two Roles (3/31/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Schools Aren’t Ready for Online Learning (3/31/20)

Sonia Gilbukh: Fortune: Can’t Afford to Buy an Condominium? This Startup Wants to Sell You a Share of One (3/28/20)

Hector Cordero Guzman: El Nuevo Dia: Economic Stimulus Bill: Puerto Rico Treasury Must File a Plan (3/27/20)

Doug Muzzio: The Atlantic: Cuomo and de Blasio: A Tale of Two Leaders (3/27/20)

Baruch College, NYC data website: Democrat & Chronicle: COVID-19: How New York City Became Epicenter of Coronavirus Pandemic, What That Means (3/27/20)

Doug Muzzio: The Sydney Morning Herald: ‘I love waking up to Cuomo’: US Governors Shine in Coronavirus Crisis (3/27/20)

Baruch College, NYC data website: Newsday: Cuomo: More than 37,000 New Yorkers Positive for Coronavirus, Including Over 6,000 on LI; 4 New Long Island Deaths (3/26/20)

Arianna Farinelli: ANSA.it: Arianna Farinelli, Inequalities Emerge With the Pandemic (3/25/20)

Doug Muzzio: Breitbart: New York ‘Tough Guy’ Cuomo Center Stage in US Coronavirus Fight (3/24/20)

David Gruber: The New York Times: When Coronavirus Closes Your Lab, Can Science Go On? (3/23/20)

Doug Muzzio: The Daily Star: Coronavirus Scrambles Lobbying at Statehouse (3/18/20)

Baruch College: Huffington Post: Online Classes and a Shaky Job Market: College Students Face Uncertain Futures (3/16/20)

Doug Muzzio: City & State: Do Borough Presidents Actually Have Any Power? (3/16/20)

Baruch College: Hillel International: ‘No One is Alone’ (3/16/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: Top Lobbyist Suri Kasirer Enjoys Strong Ties to NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson (3/15/20)

Doug Muzzio: Newsday: Coronavirus Conundrum: How Much Information is Too Much? (3/14/20)

Baruch College: Queens Daily Eagle: ‘It was Surreal Yesterday’: CUNY and SUNY Students Grapple With Coronavirus Shutdown (3/13/20)

Robert Smith: Roll Call: States Hit for Denying Access to Driver’s License Data (3/12/20)

Ted Henken: Associated Press: Fuel, Flour, Diapers: Cubans Turn to Social Media for Basics (3/12/20)

Baruch College: Hartford Business Journal: With MBA Invitational, UConn Aims to Keep Talent in the Northeast (3/10/20)

Helaine J. Korn: MetroMBA: 5 Questions With MBA Admissions: Zicklin School of Business at Baruch College (3/10/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg News: Wouldn’t Now be a Great Time to Have School Nurses? (3/9/20)

Baruch College, coverage of Zicklin School of Business’ Equity Markets Conference: Traders Magazine: Liquidity, Market Structure in Focus (3/9/20)

Seth Lipner: Advisor Hub: Finra to modify Some Expungement Restrictions (3/6/20)

David Gruber: FOX News Channel: Reef-building Coral Exhibiting ‘Disaster Traits’ Similar to Last Major Extinction Event (3/6/20)

Marc Edelman: Connecticut Public Radio: Governor Lamont Tries To Force Tribes’ Hand on Sports Betting (3/5/20)

Zackariah Mampilly: Inside Higher Ed: Pentagon Proposes Cuts to Social Science Research (3/5/20)

Baruch College: amNY: CUNY & SUNY Suspend Study Abroad Programs Over Coronavirus (3/5/20)

Doug Muzzio: Yahoo! News via AFP: New Boost for Biden as Bloomberg Quits White House Race (3/4/20)

David R. Jones: CBS News: Super Tuesday Exit Polls: Highlights From the Race (3/4/20)

Doug Muzzio: WCBS-880: Mike Bloomberg Drops Out of 2020 Race, Endorses Biden (3/4/20)

David Gruber: Newsweek: Fossil Corals Suggest a Mass Extincton is on the Way: ‘It’s Like a Slow-Motion Car Crash’ (3/3/20)

Manuel Gonzalez: Scientific American: Does Music Boost Your Cognitive Performance? (3/3/20)

Baruch College: Diverse: Issues in Higher Education: The City University of New York Named Dr. S. David Wu the President of Baruch College (3/3/20)

David Gruber: Science X: Reef-Building Coral Exhibiting ‘Disaster Traits’ Akin to the Last Major Extinction Event (3/3/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: Mike Bloomberg Faces Moment of Truth on Super Tuesday (3/2/20)

Doug Muzzio: La Vanguardia: The Bloomberg Experiment (3/2/20)

Thomas J. Main: PolitiFact: Bloomberg Makes Accurate Claim on Reducing Street Homelessness, Though Full Picture Much Different (3/1/20)

Ken Guest: South China Morning Post: Coronavirus Stigma Adds to Long-Term Challenges for North American Chinatowns (2/29/20)

Doug Muzzio: Mother Jones: “Nobody Dared Cross Him”: A Look Back at That Time Michael Bloomberg Bought a Third Mayoral Term (2/28/20)

Johanna Fernandez: The Philadelphia Inquirer: Mumia Abu-Jamal Supporters Rally, Speaking Out Against Recent Pa. Supreme Court Order (2/28/20)

Doug Carmichael: The Trusted Professional: Auditors Welcome Proposed Changes to SEC Independence Rules (2/27/20)

Charlotte Brooks: Global Times: Chinese Americans Caught Between Ugly History and Difficult Times (2/27/20)

Doug Muzzio: City & State: Why David Dinkins and Crystal Peoples-Stokes Endorsed Bloomberg (2/27/20)

Baruch Performing Arts Center: The New York Times: 7 Dance Performances to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend (2/27/20)

Baruch Performing Arts Center: Playbill: The March 2020 Classical Music Concerts to Attend in NYC (2/27/20)

Randolph Trumbach: NewNowNext: The 18th Century’s Answer to the Gay Bar? The Molly Houses of London. (2/26/20)

Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business: The CPA Journal: Ensuring Inegrity: A New Strategic Vision for Improving Audit Quality (2/26/20)

Doug Muzzio: Associated Press: Years of Largesse Give Bloomberg His Own Political Machine (2/25/20)

Doug Muzzio: S&P Global Market Intelligence: How New York City Plans to End Natural Gas, Oil Use in Buildings (2/25/20)

David Birdsell: New York Daily News: NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson Appears to Work Less Than Mayor de Blasio, Analysis of Official Schedules Shows (2/24/20)

David Gruber: Current Biology: Ultra-Gentle Soft Robotic Fingers Induce Minimal Transcriptomic Response in a Fragile Marine Animal (2/24/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: How AOC’s Endorsement in Bronx Race Could Backfire and Pave Homophobe’s Way to Congress (2/24/20)

Glenn Hunter: Harlem World: Harlem Historian Glenn Hunter Talks Harlem Renaissance, Harlem History Museum and More on the Danny Tisdale Show (2/24/20)

Doug Muzzio: The Daily Star: Siena Poll: Bail Reform Has Soured Voters (2/24/20)

Frank Donnelly: The Atlantic: Mapping Wikipedia (2/23/20)

Brigitte Davis: NPR’s Fresh Air: The World According to Fannie Davis: My Mother’s Life in the Detroit Numbers (2/21/20)

Ken Guest: Tulay: Completing a Circle of Friendship (2/21/20)

Angie Beeman: Diverse Issues in Higher Education: Sociologist Examines Gendered Racism from the Perspective of Racism (2/20/20)

Baruch College: Daily Nous: A Strange List of “Great Value” Colleges for Undergraduate Philosophy Degrees (2/20/20)

Doug Muzzio: The Hill: The Memo: Bloomberg Faces Moment of Truth (2/19/20)

Mary Kern: Business News Daily: How to Best Lead a Multicultural or International Team (2/19/20)

Donika Kelly: Autostraddle: Eight Black LGBTQ Poets to Give Your Flowers to Right Now (2/19/20)

Doug Muzzio: New Republic: How Michael Bloomberg Owned New York Media (2/19/20)

Baruch College: Washington Examiner: Democrats Silent on Mike Bloomberg’s Long Record of Islamophobia (2/19/20)

Baruch College: InsideNoVa: Mason Provost Tapped for College Presidency in NYC (2/19/20)

Baruch College, Mishkin Gallery: Hyperallergic: Your Concise New York Art Guide for Spring 2020 (2/18/20)

David Birdsell: New York Daily News: ‘It’s Opportunistic:’ Bernie Sanders Supporters in NYC Shrug at Mayor de Blasio’s Endorsement (2/18/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg News: Betsy DeVos’s Voucher Boondoggle (2/18/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: How Michael Bloomberg Could Be His Own Worst Enemy at the Democratic Presidential Debate in Nevada (2/18/20)

David Birdsell: New York Daily News: Brooklyn Anti-Violence Advocate Arrested for Threatening Neighbor had $282K Salary on the City Dime (2/18/20)

Peter Harrison: Hype Magazine: Peter Harrison, NY-12 Congressional Candidate, On Improving New York & More (2/17/20)

Baruch College: LIHerald.com: A Tuition Freeze is Worth Considering (2/14/20)

Peter Harrison: Gotham Gazette: The Amazon Delivery We Still Need: Invest in Public Infrastructure, Not Corporate Welfare (2/14/20)

Marios Koufaris: Fox Business, After The Bell: Tech Employees Teaching Students to Help Prepare them for the Professional World (2/12/20)

Baruch College: Patch: 24 New York Schools Among Best Value Colleges: Princeton Review (2/12/20)

David Birdsell: Hofstra University’s Peter S. Kalikow Center for the Study of the American Presidency, starts at 58:43: Political Communication and Rhetoric in the 2020 Presidential Race (2/12/20)

Doug Muzzio: Politico: Bloomberg’s Billionaire Bounce (2/11/20)

Fred Burke: QS: Best Advice for MBA Salary Negotiations (2/11/20)

Baruch College: Weissman Center for International Business: Yahoo! Finance: Brodeur Partners Announces Data-Driven Diagnostic-Active Purpose to Help B2B Companies Meet the Increasing Demands on CSR-Sustainability in Supply Chains (2/11/20)

Marios Koufaris: Wall Street Journal: Google, LinkedIn and Other Tech Firms Send Employees Into New York Classrooms (2/9/20)

Baruch College: The Chronicle Of Higher Education: S. David Wu, Provost and Executive Vice President at George Mason University Named President of City University of New York’s Bernard M. Baruch College (2/5/20)

Baruch College: Wall Street Journal: Larry Field, Los Angeles Property Developer, Deemed Life ‘Not So Bad’ (2/5/20)

Baruch College: Risk.net: Quant Finance Master’s Guide 2020: Risk.net’s Guide to the World’s Leading Quant Master’s Programmes With the Top 25 Schools Ranked (2/5/20)

Baruch College: Diverse: Issues in Higher Education: S. David Wu Named First Asian American President in CUNY System (2/4/20)

Baruch College: Politico: CUNY Selects First Asian American President (2/4/20)

Baruch College, New York Daily News: CUNY Names First Asian American College President to Lead Baruch College (2/4/20)

Baruch College, WNBC New York: CUNY Appoints First Asian American President (2/4/20)

Baruch College, Spectrum News NY1, starts at 5:09:01-23: CUNY Selects First Asian American To Lead Baruch College (2/4/20)

Baruch College, World Journal: Taiwanese Wu Siyong Appointed President of New York City’s Baruch College (2/4/20)

Baruch College, News at Mason: Mason Provost S. David Wu Named Next President of Baruch College (2/3/20)

David Birdsell: Politico: Bill de Blasio’s Disappearing Mayoralty (2/3/20)

Andrea Gabor: Study International News: Liberal Arts Colleges Preparing Students for a Tech Enabled World (2/3/20)

Arianna Farinelli: ANSA.it: Book Review of American Gothic (2/3/20)

Baruch College, Mishkin Gallery: sand magazine: The Brotherhood of New Blockheads (1996-2002) Interview with co-curator Peter Belyi (1/30/20)

Carla Anne Robbins: The American Interest: Lowering the Bar: The Inquisitor (1/28/20)

Jayesh Dahya: WalletHub: 91 Million Americans Fear Maxing Out Their Credit Cards on Large Purchases (1/28/20)

Marny Smith: Rewire: A Peer Mentor Might Give Your Career the Boost it Needs (1/28/20)

Marc Edelman: Bloomberg: Astros Scandal Lawsuit Highlights League Ties to Fantasy Sports (1/28/20)

Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business research study: New York Post: Why New York City should embrace – not shun – people from Ohio (1/25/20)

Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business research study: The New York Times: The Big Myth Behind the ‘Real New Yorker’ (1/24/20)

Michael Hankinson: City Journal: A Neighborhood Grows in Brooklyn (1/22/20)

Bridgett Davis: Michigan Radio NPR: Want to Read Local? Check Out This Year’s Michigan Notable Books (1/20/20)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: School Wars are Over in Massachusetts. Everybody Won. (1/16/20)

Ervand Abrahamian: Newsweek: Iran Pushes Ahead with Ambitious Plans to Expel U.S. from Region Despite Soleimani’s Death (1/16/20)

Jerry Mitchell: Yahoo! News: As the Trump Administration Fills Board Seats, Critics see an Alarming Attempt to Remake Government (1/15/20)

Arturo Castellanos: New York Post: Are networking events and co-learning initiatives the new MBA? (1/12/20)

Ervand Abrahamian: Democracy Now!: Iran, The War Next Time (1/12/20)

Gene Fisch: The Columbian: The Real Science of Nurture vs. Nature (1/12/20)

Ervand Abrahamian: CBC Radio One Online: Trump’s actions will only embolden Iran’s right-wing populists (1/10/20)

Heemin Lee: The National Law Review: Should the SEC Limit the Size of Whistleblower Rewards? (1/10/20)

David Birdsell: The Real Deal: These Real Estate Players Have Raised a Bundle for Biden (1/6/20)

Doug Muzzio: New York Post: Eric Adams Under Fire for not Voting to Oust Girlfriend-beating ex-pol Hiram Monserrate (1/5/20)

Marc Edelman: Larry Rifkin’s America Trends Podcast: Should College Athletes be Paid? (1/3/20)

Doug Muzzio: The Daily Star: State Lawmaker Loses Leadership Post After DWI Arrest (1/3/20)

October – December

Ervand Abrahamian: Washington Post: ‘Death to America’ Chants Heard in Baghdad Echo the Iran Hostage Crisis (12/31/19)

Donika Kelly: The New Yorker: From the Catalogue of Cruelty (12/30/19)

Dan Stefanica: Wall Street Journal: In Battle to Recruit New Quants, Hedge Funds Outpay Banks (12/29/19)

David Birdsell: CBS New York: Some Bills Passed in New York State Legislature Remain in Limbo as Year Ends (12/27/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: The Weekly Journal: Inside Puerto Rico’s Energy Transformation (12/25/19)

Samantha MacBride: The New York Times: Can Recycled Rags Fix Fashion’s Waste Problem? (12/21/19)

Baruch College (Baruch Performing Arts Center): BroadwayWorld: Baruch Performing Arts Center Presents The New York Premiere of EYESPOT (12/20/19)

Doug Muzzio: CUNY-TV’s Eldridge & Co.: A Pivotal Point in America’s History (12/19/19)

Xi Dong: Pensions & Investments: Research into Local, Foreign Sentiment Wins Richard A. Crowell prize (12/19/19)

Doug Muzzio: Jacobin: Mike Bloomberg Is as Big a Threat to Democracy as Donald Trump (12/18/19)

Charles Hwang: Kitco News: Is Bitcoin New Decade’s Digital Gold? Halving, Regulation, and Volatility are Key for Prices in 2020 (12/18/19)

Baruch College (Miskhin Gallery): Forbes: The Brotherhood of New Blockheads At The Mishkin Gallery, Baruch College (12/17/19)

Mary Kern: INSEAD Knowledge: How Managers Self-Sabotage When Giving Negative Feedback (12/17/19)

Bridgett M. Davis: The Millions: A Year in Reading: Bridgett M. Davis (12/16/19)

Doug Muzzio: Represent NYC: New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli (12/15/19)

Jessica Wagner Webster: Library Journal INFOdocket: Digital Collaborations: A Survey Analysis of Digital Humanities Partnerships Between Librarians and Other Academics (12/15/19)

Eric Gander: Record TV (Brazilian TV Network): Impeachment Process Vote Against Donald Trump Set to Take Place Next Week (12/14/19)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: California Has a Healthy Obsession With the 2020 Census (12/13/19)

Yochi Cohen-Charash: Mic: How Career Envy Can Help and Hurt you (12/12/19)

Alexis Perrotta: The Guardian: ‘We will not let up’: Activists Protest NYPD Subway Crackdown (12/12/19)

Marc Edelman: Bloomberg: How Stephen Strasburg’s $245 Million Deal is Structured to Pay Far Less (12/12/19)

Charles Hwang: DailyAlts: Digital Assets: Its Halving in 2020 Could Boost Bitcoin to $50,000 (12/12/19)

Mitchel B. Wallerstein: CGTN: Chinese MoE: Mitigating Clashes of Civilizations a New Mission of Higher Education (12/9/19)

Trish Rubin: District Administration: Enhancing Your School’s Restorative Justice Practice (12/5/19)

Baruch Performing Arts Center: The New York Times: Review: An Eerie Shift Translates ‘Der Freischutz’ to Texas (12/5/19)

Fenwick Huss: IEDP: New York Smart; World-Class Ready: Executive Education in the Big Apple (12/4/19)

Doug Muzzio: CBS News: Looking Back at Michael Bloomberg’s Record as New York City Mayor (12/2/19)

Doug Muzzio: Niagara Gazette: New York Senate GOP Left Weakened After Statehouse Became Bright Blue (12/2/19)

Robb Hecht: 1to1 Media: Show Me That You Know Me (12/2/19)

Ian Ross Singleton: Los Angeles Review of Books: Never Too Soon: A Conversation with Leland Cheuk (11/30/19)

David Gruber: CUNY Matters: CUNY Marine Biologist Gruber Reels In A Major Prize With His Underwater Finds (11/25/19)

Baruch College: Forbes: Elite Colleges That You Can Actually Afford (11/25/19)

David Birdsell: New York Post: Michael Bloomberg’s Campaign Faces Challenges From Both the Left and Right (11/24/19)

Doug Muzzio: Newsday: Bloomberg, an Official Candidate, Says He’s a ‘Problem Solver” (11/24/19)

Geanne Rosenberg Belton: Poynter: College Media Labs may Increasingly Clash with Their Universities (11/21/19)

Alexis Perrotta: CityLab: Why Public Transit Is an Equity Battleground (11/18/19)

Alison Griffiths: Boston Globe: The Museum of Science Ranks Among the Best in the Nation. The Accolades Don’t Come Without Turmoil (11/16/19)

Thomas Main: Washington Post: Far-right Agitators Roil the Conservative Movement on College Campuses in Battle to Define Trumpism (11/16/19)

David Birdsell: Spectrum News: Rudy Giuliani and the Impeachment Hearing: Over 40 Mentions (11/14/19)

Baruch College (Baruch Performing Arts Center): BroadwayWorld: Baruch Performing Arts Center and Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre Present the World Premiere of Hindsight (11/14/19)

Ralph Blumenthal: Financial History: From Crash To Scrip – The Stock Market Collapse of 1929 and the Rise of Fake Money (11/14/19)

Baruch College (Baruch Performing Arts Center): New York Classical Review: Daedalus Quartet Captures Emotional Depths of Music by Exiles (11/13/19)

Baruch College (Baruch Performing Arts Center): Gothamist: The Best Things To Do In NYC This Week, From ’60s Girls Groups To Spaghetti Donuts (11/12/19)

Doug Muzzio: Insider NJ: Mike Bloomberg for President: The Pros and Cons (11/12/19)

Brian Murphy: Tampa Bay Times: PolitiFact: Did George Washington run businesses as president? (11/12/19)

Baruch College (Baruch Performing Arts Center): The New Yorker: Goings On About Town – Classical Music Recitals – “Music from Exile” (11/11/19)

Baruch College: Columbia Daily Spectator: University Senate launches Childcare Affordability Initiative to Support Student-parents (11/11/19)

Baruch College (Baruch Performing Arts Center): I Care If You Listen: This Week: Concerts in New York (November 11, 2019 – November 17, 2019) (11/11/19)

Baruch College (Baruch Performing Arts Center): The List: Go Out! (11/11/19)

Christos Giannikos: Forbes: China’s Price Trap (11/10/19)

Baruch College: CNN Business: Colleges are Helping Students Start Careers in E-sports (11/9/19)

Doug Muzzio: Politico: Williams Easily Wins Public Advocate’s Race, Again (11/5/19)

Marc Edelman: The Daily Pennsylvanian: Student-athletes Should be Allowed to Earn Money (11/4/19)

Baruch College, Starr Center (Michael Kalish): Inside Higher Ed: Your Interview with AI (11/4/19)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: ‘He’s the ultimate quacker:’ End of de Blasio’s Presidential Run Puts HIm in Lame-Duck Phase, Observers Say (11/4/19)

Jessica Greene: News Health: Patient Biases Take Toll on Physicians (10/29/19)

Raquel Benbunan-Fich: Inverse: Distracted? This One Time of Day is When You’re Most Likely to Lose Focus (10/27/19)

Baruch College (Mishkin Gallery): Hyperallergic: Dissident Visions With a Dose of Play (10/25/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: If NCAA Doesn’t Reform Athlete Endorsement Rules, the Monopolist Trade Association May Crumble (10/25/19)

Doug Muzzio: Christian Science Monitor: ‘America’s Mayor’ to Trump Proxy: The Evolution of Rudy Giuliani (10/25/19)

Andrea Gabor: Harper’s Magazine: The K-12 Takeover (10/23/19)

Charlotte Brooks: Washington Post: Why China Should Recognize That Dissent can be Patriotic (10/23/19)

Dean Aldemaro Romero Jr.: Shelby County Reporter: UM, Baruch College Deans Partner to Release Book (10/22/19)

Sandra Roff: The Gotham Center: A Penny Earned is a Penny Saved: Pratt Institute’s “Thrift” (10/22/19)

Ralph Blumenthal: The New York Times: The Army is Looking for a Few Good Art Experts (10/21/19)

Baruch College (Mishkin Gallery): Artfully Learning: No Room to Play (10/21/19)

Doug Muzzio: City & State: How Ranked-Choice Voting Would Affect the NYC 2021 Mayoral Race (10/20/19)

Doug Muzzio: Associated Press: Capitol Watch: Politics Decide When Bills Get to Cuomo Desk (10/19/19)

Doug Muzzio: Al Jazeera: Rudy Giuliani in Focus in Trump Impeachment Inquiry (10/17/19)

Johanna Fernandez: Brooklyn Daily Eagle: ‘We Need WBAI’: Station’s Supporters vow to Keep Fighting for Local Programming (10/15/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Penn State was Wrong to Take Away Football Players’ Warm-Up Shirts Supporting Jonathan Sutherland (10/15/19)

Baruch College (Mishkin Gallery): Artforum: Minerva Cuevas: Disidencia Chosen as a Critic’s Pick (10/12/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Former Marlins President David Samson Needs to Stop Shaming Players for Taking Paternity Leave (10/12/19)

Marc Edelman: CBS-Chicago: Unique, Strict Measures Taken to Prevent Improper College Sports Gambling (10/11/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Purdue is Correct to Ban Faculty Members From Betting on Boilermakers Sporting Events (10/11/19)

Doug Muzzio: The Daily Star: State GOP Boss Seeks to Use Impeachment Against Swing-district Democrats (10/10/19)

Marc Edelman: Sports Handle: Flutter Entertainment’s Acquisition of The Stars Group Could Place Gambling Markets on Path Toward More Consolidation (10/10/19)

Doug Muzzio: CUNY-TV’s Eldridge & Co.: The Current State of Government & Politics (10/8/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: What Other NFL Players Can Learn From Melvin Gordon’s Fumbled Holdout (10/7/19)

Vincent DiGirolamo: Wall Street Journal: ‘Crying the News’ Review: Street-Corner Capitalists (10/6/19)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: Impeachment Talk Throws Monkey Wrench Into Progressive Insurgents’ Primary Challenges (10/6/19)

Joel Brind: Everyday For Life Canada: CIBC Run for the Cure: Tell Women the Truth About Breast Cancer (10/6/19)

Marc Edelman: The National Law Review: California’s College Athletes May Profit from Their Positions, Kicking Off a National Wave and a Bout with the NCAA (10/5/19)

Doug Muzzio: New York Post: Queens Democratic Machine Threatened by AOC but Refuses to Change (10/5/19)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: How to Succeed in Business? Major in Liberal Arts (10/4/19)

Katherine Behar: Patch: Eco Art Salon, a Monthly Gathering (10/3/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Vontaze Burfict’s Suspension Places the NFL Players’ Union in a Tough Position (10/2/19)

Baruch College (professor Emerita Marie Jean Lederman): 24-7 Press Release: Marie Jean Lederman Presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who’s Who (10/2/19)

Marc Edelman: Time: How California’s Historic NCAA Fair Pay Law Will Change College Sports for the Better (10/1/19)

Jennifer Pacella: MarketWatch: Want to be a Whistleblower? Read This First (10/1/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: NCAA’s Threat to Ban California Member Colleges Could Lead to Antitrust Lawsuit Reminiscent of 1984 (10/1/19)

Fred Burke: WalletHub: What are the Benefits and Drawbacks of an MBA Program? (10/1/19)

July – September

Marc Edelman: Forbes: California Governor Gives NCAA a Choice: Allow Athlete Endorsements or Risk Annihilation by Antitrust Law (9/30/19)

Baruch College (Mishkin Gallery): The Ticker: Cuevas Focuses on Politics and Environment in New Exhibit (9/30/19)

Shuting Wang: WIRED: Why it Matters That YouTube Changed its Verification System (9/28/19)

Marc Edelman: Sportsnet: Antonio Brown has Been his Own Worst Enermy (9/23/19)

Jason Munshi-South: WIRED: How Cities Reshape the Evolutionary Path of Urban Wildfire (9/23/19)

Ralph Blumenthal: The New York Times: An Improbably Relic of Auschwitz: a Shofar That Defied the Nazis (9/21/19)

Shuting Wang: WIRED: Why It Matters That YouTube Changed Its Verification System (9/20/19)

Doug Muzzio: Fortune: NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Drops Out of White House Race (9/20/19)

Bridgett Davis: BuzzFeed News: How My Mom Paid for My College Tuition By Running the Numbers (9/18/19)

Baruch College (alumnus Adam Neumann): Wall Street Journal: ‘This Is Not the Way Everybody Behaves.’ How Adam Neumann’s Over-the-Top Style Built WeWork. (9/18/19)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Bring Back High School Civics (With a Twist) (9/17/19)

Danielle Seid: The New York Times: Andrew Yang Knows You May Disagree With Him About Shane Gillis (9/17/19)

Baruch College (alumnus Adam Neumann): Wall Street Journal: WeWork Parent Postpones IPO (9/17/19)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: Jerry Nadler Tells Daily News he Won’t Rush to Impeach Trump Without Enough Public Support (9/16/19)

Doug Muzzio: Niagara Gazette: Joe Mahoney’s Albany Notebook; Confiscation Push Opens Pandora’s Box for Anti-gun Democrats (9/15/19)

Doug Muzzio: New York Daily News: NYC Socialists Set Their Sights on City Council Seats (9/14/19)

Charlotte Brooks: The New York Times: William Y. Chang, Whose Newspaper Spoke to Chinatown in English, Dies at 103 (9/12/19)

Doug Muzzio: Fortune: Will O’Rourke and Castro Enjoy a Home-Field Advantage at Thursday’s Democratic Debate? (9/12/19)

Doug Muzzio: WBAI New York–99.5 FM: Driving Forces Focuses on 2021 Elections in NYC (9/12/19)

Glenn Albright: The Montclarion: New Simulation Helps Faculty Prevent Students From Struggling In’Kognito’ (9/11/19)

Marc Edelman: Inside Higher Ed: One Step Closer to Pay for California College Athletes (9/11/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: California Vote Gives NCAA A Choice: Allow Athlete Endorsements or Risk Annihilation by Antitrust Law (9/10/19)

Bert Hansen: Gizmodo: What’s the Best Medicine? (9/9/19)

Michael Hankinson: City Limits: The Shelter Wars: City’s Need for Beds Meets Opposition in Several Neighborhoods (9/9/19)

Doug Muzzio: Wall Street Journal: New York City Readies for Epic Election Season in 2021 (9/8/19)

David Birdsell: Politico: Blast from the Past: Crop of Former Council Members Mulling Comeback in 2021 (9/6/19)

Marc Edelman: The Chronicle of Higher Education: A Bill That Would Free College Athletes to Earn Money From Their Likeness is Gaining Ground in California (9/6/19)

Baruch College: Wall Street Journal: The Biggest Bargains Among U.S. Colleges (9/4/19)

Vincent DiGirolamo: SUM: Newsboys: How Child Labor Helped Build the U.S. Newspaper Industry (9/4/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: News is My Business: Statistics Institute Presents 3-yr. Strategic Plan, Opens Call for Executive Director (9/4/19)

David Gruber: Boston Globe: Harvard Researchers say They’ve Developed a Gripping Tool That Will Keep Delicate Jellyfish from Going Splat (9/4/19)

Myung-koo Kang: CGTN: The Heat: Japan-Republic of Korea Tensions (9/4/19)

Michael Hankinson: California Political Review: How Do District-Based Elections Impact Housing in California (9/4/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: Vox: “Unions for All”: The New Plan to Save the American Labor Movement (9/2/19)

Mishkin Gallery: Artnet: Watch Minerva Cuevas Explain How Her Artistic Acts of Sabatage Inspired Real Activism in Mexico (8/29/19)

Baruch College (David Gruber): Interesting Engineering: Scientists Made a Robotic Hand So Soft it Can Handle a Jellyfish (8/29/19)

Douglas Lackey: BroadwayWorld: Theater for the New City Presents Ludwig and Bertie (8/29/19)

David Gruber: The Harvard Gazette: A Gentle Grip on Gelatinous Creatures (8/28/19)

David Gruber: Yahoo! News and The Telegraph: Robot with ‘Fettuccini-like Fingers’ Built by Harvard to Catch Jellyfish (8/28/19):

Baruch College (David Gruber): Popular Mechanics: Cool New Robot Can Grab Squishy Fish Without Hurting Them (8/28/19)

Baruch College (David Gruber): Engadget: Harvard’s Noodly Fingers are Great at Grabbing Jellyfish (8/28/19)

David Gruber: ScienceDaily: Ultra-soft Underwater Gripper Safely Catches and Releases Jellyfish (8/28/19)

Ted Henkin: The Guardian: Faith and Freelancers: Why Churches are Turning Into co-working Spaces (8/28/19)

Judith Kafka: New York Daily News: How G&T Programs Hurt NYC: They Create a Climate of Scarcity and Drive Segregation Inside the System (8/28/19)

Brian Murphy: Los Angeles Times: Consumer Confidential: Like Trump, Founding Fathers Were Businessmen. That’s Where the Similarities End (8/28/19)

Doug Muzzio: The Western Journal: CNN’s Latest Democratic Town Hall Hits Ratings Rock Bottom (8/27/19)

Baruch College: CEO World Magazine: These Are the Most Transformative Colleges in the United States for 2019 (Money ranking) (8/27/19)

Baruch College: Washington Monthly: America’s Best Bang for the Buck Colleges 2019 (8/27/19)

Doug Muzzio: The New York Times: Inslee Out. Hickenlooper Out. De Blasio? Town Hall May Be Last Gasp. (8/23/19)

David Gruber: SUM: They Communicate by Flashing Blue Lights On and Off. They’re Fish (8/22/19)

Charlotte Brooks: Chicago Tribune: Commentary: If we Ban Books for Tackling ‘Racial Issues,’ What Will be Left? (8/19/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: Tiempo: Political Turmoil in Puerto Rico (8/18/19)

Marc Edelman: Bloomberg Law: NCAA Athletes Still Looking for Big Win in Pay for Play Claims (8/16/19)

Thomas Main: Los Angeles Times: Op-Ed: The Alt-right Took a Hit After Charlotesville. Now it’s Stronger Than Ever (8/15/19)

Gideon Pell: Forbes: Regulating Crypto Exchanges: Mind the Gaps (8/14/19)

Baruch College: Yahoo! Finance: How New York City Created Four of the Top 100 Colleges in the U.S. (8/14/19)

Baruch College: Business Insider: The Life and Career Rise of Adam Neumann, the Billionaire WeWork Founder and CEO Taking his Company Public (8/14/19)

David Birdsell: The City: Queens Republican Convention Shuts Out Public on Judge Picks (8/13/19)

Alexis Perrotta: Bloomberg: New York Tries to Bring the Subway Fare Into the 21st Century (8/13/19)

Baruch College: CBS New York: Best Colleges For Your Buck (8/13/19)

David Gruber: ABC News: How These Seafloor-dwelling Sharks Glow Neon Green (8/11/19)

Baruch College: Patch: NYC Colleges Make Princeton Review’s ‘Best’ List (8/9/19)

David Gruber: The New York Times: How Sharks Glow to Each Other Deep in the Ocean (8/8/19)

David Gruber: National Geographic: These Sharks Glow Underwater—Thanks to Tiny ‘Lightsabers’ (8/8/19)

David Birdsell: Fox-5 NY: Equinox, SoulCycle Threatened with Boycotts over Trump Support (8/7/19)

Eric Gander: CNBC: From Andrew Yang’s ‘No Tie’ look to Bernie Bucks: The quirky, Costly World of 2020 Campaign Merchandise (8/3/19)

Doug Muzzio: City & State: Manhattan Could Elect the Next Leftist District Attorney (7/31/19)

Doug Muzzio: WCBS 880: De Blasio Struggles to Gain Momentum Heading Into 2nd Round of Debates (7/30/19)

Ted Henken: The New York Times: Cuba Expands Internet Access to Private Homes and Businesses (7/29/19)

Marc Edelman: Chicago Tribune: Why Create New Gambling Laws When we Don’t Enforce our Existing Ones? (7/29/19)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Testing Craze is Fading in U.S. Schools. Good. Here’s What’s Next. (7/29/19)

Bryan Jones: India Today: Tiger Survival May Depend Upon Urbanisation: Study (7/29/19)

Gregory Snyder: Vox: Crowded Shelves and Melting Skulls: Why so Many Vape Stores Look the Same (7/26/19)

Marc Edelman: National Law Review: Professional Sports Leagues at Odds With Gaming Industry Over Control of Statistics (7/25/19)

David Birdsell: The City: Queens Community Board Hold Private Meeting with 5Pointz Developer (7/25/19)

Johanna Fernandez: Democracy Now!: The Young Lords: Exploring the Legacy of the Radical Puerto Rican Activist Group 50 Years Later (7/24/19)

Baruch College: Gothamist: Immigration Court Interpreteres Say Video Teleconferencing Makes it Difficult to do Their Jobs (7/22/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: Washington Post: Puerto Rico has Turned on its Governor as Deep Unrest Reaches the Surface (7/21/19)

Thomas Halpern: WPIX-11: Pres. Trump Walks Back from ‘Send her Back’ Chant of his Supporters, but Skepticism Remains High (7/18/19)

Carla Anne Robbins: The Hill: Mystery Surrounds Elusive Sanctions on Russia (7/18/19)

Vera Haller: La Nazione: I Migranti Incontrano gli Studenti Americani [Migrants Meet American Students] (7/18/19)

Doug Muzzio: Newsday: New York GOP State Senators see Decline in Fundraising After Fall into Minority, Records Show (7/17/19)

Seil Kim: LexBlog: Fragmented Securities Regulation: Neglected Insider Trading in Stand-Alone Banks (7/19/19)

Daniel McCool: The New York Times: Pete Buttigieg and Kamala Harris Have Made Waves. Some Progessives Remain Skeptical. (7/16/19)

Marc Edelman: Inside Higher Ed: The NCAA’s First Corruption Charges (7/16/19)

David Birdsell: Fox 5 NY: De Blasio Defends Himself from Blackout Criticism (7/15/19)

Zicklin School of Business (NYC Data): am New York: A Brief History of Blackouts in New York City (7/15/19)

Doug Muzzio: New York Post: ‘Open Season on Incumbents’: AOC-inspired Young Guns put NYC Dems on Edge (7/13/19)

Mishkin Gallery: Frieze: Lise Soskolne in Profile – From Painter to W.A.G.E. Co-Founder and Back Again (7/12/19)

Marc Edelman: CNBC: James Dolan, the New York Knicks, and a Lesson in Economic Monopolies and Markets (7/10/19)

David Birdsell: Gothamist: Queens D.A. Race Heads for Manual Recount and Court Battle (7/8/19)

Carla Anne Robbins: The American Interest: There’s Something About Putin (7/8/19)

David Birdsell: New York Post: Tiffany Caban Cuts Melinda Katz’s Lead to Just 16 Votes in Queens DA Race (7/5/19)

David Birdsell: CBS New York: Queens District Attorney: Tiffany Caban Not Conceding After Losing Lead to Melinda Katz (7/4/19)

Andrea Gabor: Institute for New Economic Thinking: Charter Schools Unleashed “Educational Hunger Games” in California. Now It’s Fighting Back. (7/2/19)

Doug Muzzio: Gothamist: Democratic Defector Senator Simcha Felder Returns to the Party he was But Never a Part of (7/1/19)

Weissman Center for International Business: IPE Real Assets: New York: Still top of the Heap (7/1/19)

Doug Muzzio: Buffalo News: As new state GOP chair, Erie County’s Langworthy vows to re-elect Trump (7/1/19)

April – June

Baruch College: WABC-7: More Than 100 NYC Students Defy Odds to Graduate While Homeless (6/28/19)

Baruch College: Spectrum News NY1: Adversity Aside, These College-Bound Grads Are Ready for the Next Chapter (6/28/19)

Baruch College: MSN: 100 Homeless New York City High School Graduates Are Bound for College (6/28/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: New York Should Investigate Gaming Commission’s Failure to License New DFS Operators (6/27/19)

David Birdsell: The Atlantic: Tim Ryan Just Wants to Make a Good Impression Tonight (6/26/19)

David Birdsell: Wall Street Journal: District Attorney Race Deals Blow to Queens’ Mainstream Democratic Party (6/26/19)

David Birdsell: PBS Newshour: The Risks of Standing Out at the 2020 Democratic Debates (6/25/19)

Marc Edelman: Associated Press: California Rethinks Endorsement Deals for College Athletes (6/25/19)

David Birdsell: Detroit News: As Dems Gear up for Detroit, Miami Debates a Chance to ‘Shine or Slip Further Behind’ (6/25/19)

Doug Muzzio: ABC News: Meet Tiffany Caban, the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Endorsed DA Candidate Who Represents Shift in New York (6/25/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: Washington Post: Despite New Law, Trump Administration has Not Given Puerto Rico Emergency Food Stamp Aid (6/24/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Mitchell Robinson’s Rookie Season with Knicks Calls Into Doubt the Value of NCAA Coaching (6/24/19)

Robb Hecht: Business 2 Community: 10 Marketing Channels You Need to Try in 2019 (6/23/19)

Doug Muzzio: U.S. News & World Report: NY Lawmakers End Session with Litany of Liberal Victories (6/21/19)

Nizan Geslevich Packin: Wealth Professional: Should Investors Shed Their Pro-robo Bias? (6/19/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Star Athletes Could Expand Their Rights by Negotiating These 5 Clauses Into Their College Letters of Intent (6/20/19)

Doug Carmichael: Compliance Week: KPMG Fallout: Cheating Allegations Raise New Questions (6/19/19)

Baruch College Hillel: Jewish News Syndicate: New ‘Brave’ Approach to Combating Anti-Semitism on College Campuses (6/19/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: R.J. Hampton and LaMelo Ball Playing in Australia Doesn’t Reduce the NCAA’s Antitrust Risk (6/18/19)

Mishkin Gallery: Art Blog: Artist and Activist Lise Soskolne of W.A.G.E.Makes Her Invisible Art Practice Visible (6/17/19)

Kapil Bawa: WalletHub: 2019 Gas & Travel Credit Card Survey (6/17/19)

Doug Muzzio: Washington Post: F-bombs and Insults: Norman Miller’s Epic Run for Mayor of New York in 1969 (6/15/19)

Nizan Geslevich Packin: Wall Street Journal: Why Investors Should Be Wary of Automated Advice (6/14/19)

Yafit Lev-Aretz: Forbes: A Primer on Regulating Big Tech (6/12/19)

Robert Smith: New York Daily News: Care about Children? Let undocumented immigrants drive (6/10/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Sports Data Policies Could Represent Next Big Antitrust Challenge for Pro Sports Leagues (6/10/19)

Bridgett Davis: Crain’s Detroit Business: A history that still surrounds Detroit (6/9/19)

Peter Harrison: Pacific Standard: Can Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, and U.S. Cities End Exclusionary Zoning? (6/7/19)

Baruch College: Urban U: Baruch College Launches First Digital Portal to Archives from the Institute of Public Administation, and Baruch’s acapello group the Blue Notes performs (6/6/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: Bay State Banner: Academics Weigh in on Post-Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico (6/6/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: How Monday’s Wire Act Decision Affects the Poker, DFS and Sports Gambling Industries (6/5/19)

Marc Edelman: Sports Handle: Antitrust Tripwires: Legal Expert Explains Sports Betting Data Issues (6/4/19)

Marc Edelman: CNBC: Nike May Not Have a lot to Gain Taking on Toronto Raptors’ Kawhi Leonard Over ‘Klaw’ Logo (6/4/19)

Marc Edelman: San Diego Union-Tribune: Kawhi Sues Nike over Rights to Hand Logo he Claims he Created (6/4/19)

Baruch College: New York State of Assembly Press Release: Speaker Carl Heastie’s Keynote Address at Baruch College 2019 Commencement Ceremony (6/3/19)

Ted Joyce: Philadelphia Inquirer: Did Legalized Abortion Cut U.S. crime Rates? Decades-old Debate Gets a Reboot (6/3/19)

Doug Muzzio: Times Union: Cigar Anyone? McCoy’s Campaign Coffers Pay for Plenty (6/1/19)

Andrea Gabor: Institute for New Economic Thinking: The Perils of Treating Schools Like Corporations (5/29/19)

Ted Henken: NPR: How Mobile Internet Has Given New Platforms to Cubans Critical of Their Government (5/28/19)

Grace Schulman: Southampton Press: View From Bonac: A Visit with Springs Poet Grace Schulman (5/27/19)

Ralph Blumenthal: The New York Times: ‘Wow, What Is That?’ Navy Pilots Report Unexplained Flying Objects (5/26/19)

Ted Joyce: Journalist’s Resource: New Economic Research Resurfaces Debate About the Link Between Legalized Abortion and Crime Reduction (5/24/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: City Limits: Opinion: More than the Bronx at Stake with Race to Fill Serrano’s Seat (5/24/19)

Thomas Ray: Bloomberg Tax: Automation Driving Overhaul of Audit Evidence Rule (5/20/19)

Doug Muzzio: CBS New York: Expert: What Are De Blasio’s Chance in the Campaign 2020 Presidential Run? (5/16/190

David Birdsell: New York Post: Bill de Blasio Officially Launches 2020 Presidential Campaign (5/16/19)

David Birdsell: Mass Live: A Two-House Congress Still Works if we Let it (Editorial) (5/16/19)

Peter Harrison: BuzzFeed News: Opinion: It’s the Housing, Stupid (5/15/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: New NCAA Committee Delays Obvious Solution for Allowing College Athletes to Endorse Products (5/15/2019)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Fighting for Neutral Ground in the School Testing Wars (5/10/2019)

Bridgett Davis: City Pulse: How One Mother Ruled Detroit’s Underground Numbers Game (5/9/19)

Danielle Seid: The World: 60 years Before BTS, the Kim Sisters Were America’s Original K-pop Stars (5/9/19)

Doug Muzzio: Fortune: How New York Could Become a Factor in the 2020 Presidential Race (5/7/19)

Baruch College: Inside Higher Ed: Commencement Speakers Announced (5/6/19)

Doug Muzzio: WCBS-880: As De Blasio Considers Bid For President, Experts Weigh In (5/6/19)

Jonathan Engle: Alabama Newscenter: UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium Aims to Improve Health with Multi-Level Approach (5/1/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Fair Pay to Play and Video-Game Likeness: Revisiting the NCAA’s Restrictions on Athlete Compensation (5/1/2019)

Jonathan Gilmore: Brooklyn Rail: Virginia Woolf’s Paragone (5/1/2019)

Cory Mead: CBC: Turn it off: Music to Drive you Crazy (4/29/19)

David Birdsell: Long Island News Radio: LI in the AM with Jay Oliver (4/29/18)

Ted Henken: The American Conservative: President Trump: Just Another Jailer of the Cuban People (4/25/19)

David Birdsell: MTV Uutiset: Experts Believe Trump Will be Re-elected in the Presidential Election, but Next Year’s Race Will be Tight – “Trump’s Popularity Scares Republicans” (4/25/19)

Charlotte Brooks: Cornell Daily Sun: Lecture Identifies Complex Situation of Foreign-Chinese Individuals (4/24/19)

Donika Kelly: The Root: These Queer Poets Expand on Black Life Through Their Work (4/23/19)

Robert Smith: WNBC-NY : States Consider Driver’s Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants Amid Ramped Up Immigration Enforcement (4/23/19)

Robb Hecht: Bit Rebels: How to Protect our Brand Online (4/18/19)

David Birdsell: NY1 News: Holding the Purse Strings in Fight with Democrats, Cuomo May Have the Last Laugh (4/16/19)

Ted Henken: Sputnik: Cuba’s Big Problem is Inability to Reform its Economic Model (4/15/19)

Robb Hecht: Daily Marketing Hub: 8 Audience Targeting Strategies from Digital Marketing Experts (4/15/19)

Marc Edelman: Axios: 1 Big Thing: The Antitrust Zeitgeist (4/15/19)

Baruch Performing Arts Center: The New Yorker: Goings on About Town (4/8/19)

David Birdsell: Dallas Morning News: The Electoral College is Not Going Away, No Matter What Democratic Presidential Candidates Promise (4/4/19)

Trevor Moores and Marios Koufaris: El Diario: More Women Study Computer Information Systems (4/2/19)

Michael Staub: SUM: Racism and Research: Using Psychology to Justify Policy (4/2/19)

January – March

Ian Ross Singleton: Los Angeles Review of Books: Go Home and Keep Going: On David Bezmozgis’s “Immigrant City” (3/31/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: Washington Post: U.S. Lawmakers Unveil Bill to make Puerto Rico 51st State, as Trump Escalates Feud with Island Officials (3/28/19)

Grace Schulman: NY1 News: Baruch Professor Earns Prestigious Honor (3/26/19)

Doug Muzzio: CUNY-TV’s Eldridge & Co.: Doug Muzzio Talks Politics (3/26/19)

Mishkin Gallery: Artist Magazine: A Barb in the Texture of Contemporary Art: Interview with Alaina Claire Feldman, Director of Mishkin Gallery in New York. (3/26/19)

Hector Cordero-Guzman: Washington Post: Puerto Rico Faces Food-Stamp Crisis as Trump Privately Vents About Federal Aid to Hurricane Maria-Battered Island (3/25/19)

Alexis Perrotta: The GW Hatchet: Free DC Circulator Rides Increase Accessiblity, Local Politicians say (3/25/19)

David Gruber: ArtDaily: Ocean Space’s Inaugural Program Features Large-Scale Installation by Artist Joan Jonas (3/24/19)

Sophia Gilbukh: Boston.com: Can Blockchain and Electronic Closings Make Home Buying Faster and More Secure? (3/22/19)

Baruch College: The New York Times: 12 Pop, Rock and Jazz Concerts to Check Out in N.Y.C. This Weekend (3/21/19)

Ted Henken: Miami Herald: New U.S. Visa Policy for Cubans Draws Widespread Criticism (3/20/19)

Doug Muzzio: Gotham Gazette: Charter Revision Commission Hears Expert Testimony on Public Advocate’s Office, Law Department, Ranked-Choice Voting (3/19/19)

Bruce Kamich: TheStreet: McDonald’s Could Break Out on the Downside: Don’t Spill the Special Sauce (3/19/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Operating an Unlicensed March Madness Pool May Be Riskier Than Ever, Despite the Fall of PASPA (3/18/19)

Baruch College: ArtDaily: Exhibition Revisits the Creative and Civic-Minded Projects Conceived by Artist Elvira Leite in Porto (3/17/19)

Doug Muzzio: Newsday: Cuomo Faces Aggressive New Legislature in Hard-Times Budget (3/16/19)

Lauren Block: SUM: Leave the Leftovers (3/15/19)

June O’Neill: Politifact: Bobby Scott Says Women Earn 80 Percent Pay of White Men for ‘Similar’ Jobs (3/13/19)

Elizabeth Yuko: Thrive Global: How to Communicate Your Wins at Work Without Sounding Arrogant (3/12/19)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: The Charter-School Movement is Playing Defense (3/11/19)

Mitchell Cohen: New York Magazine: The Best Books for Understanding Socialism, According to Experts (3/8/19)

Doug Muzzio: Salon: New York Mayor Bill de Blasio Blasted as Fauxgressive by Union Targeting a National Audience (3/7/19)

Jessica Greene: Health Affairs: Early Lessons From Arkansas and Indiana’s Very Different Medicaid Work Requirement Policies and Implementations (3/7/19)

Hector Cordero Guzman: CDN: Castillo Affirms Danilo has Revolutionized Dominican Foreign Policy in All Aspects (3/7/19)

Asha Castleberry: Huffington Post: She Served Her Country But Found A Glass Ceiling Waiting at Home (3/1/19)

David Birdsell: The Real Deal: Can Real Estate Lobby the Left? (3/1/19)

Myung-koo Kang: CGTN America: The Heat: No Deal From Kim -Trump Summit (2/28/19)

Marc Edelman: The News & Observer: Cherokee Casinos Make First Bet on Sports Wagering in North Carolina (2/28/19)

Bridgett Davis: SUM: The Numbers: A Daughter of Detroit Tells the Family Secret (2/28/19)

William Newman: The New York Times: William Newman Obituary (2/26/2019)

William Newman: Nareit: William Newman, Founder and Chair of New Plan Excel Realty Trust, Dies at Age 92. (2/26/2019)

Michael Goodman: Reality Studios: Michael Goodman Interview (2/26/19)

Baruch College: Washington Post: A Division III Basketball Team Used a Football Play to Win a Spot in the NCAA Tournament (2/26/2019)

David Birdsell: The Real Deal: Tainted Love: Some Public Advocate Candidates Won’t Give up Real Estate Cash (2/25/2019)

Doug Muzzio: Uptown Radio: Sixteen Candidates, Sixteen Slogans (2/22/2019)

Stefan Bathe: SUM: Understanding the Big Bang: A New Way to Make Particle Soup (2/19/19)

Elizabeth Minei: The New York Times: After an ‘Ambiguous’ Apology From Ryan Adams, What’s the Right Way to Say Sorry? (2/15/19)

Doug Muzzio: Reuters: As Amazon Drops New York City Project, Progressives Claim a Major Coup (2/14/19)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Bonuses Seem Sensible, But They Haven’t Improved Teaching (2/13/19)

Doug Muzzio: Newsday: After Taking Control, Dems Deliver a Fast Start Unlike Any Other in Albany (2/9/19)

Ralph Trumbach: History: For Centuries, Blackmail Was a Tool Used to Intimidate Gay Men (2/8/19)

Doug Muzzio: The New York Times: Albany’s ‘Wonder Twins’ Form a Power Duo, Challenging Cuomo’s Influence (2/7/19)

Robert Schwartz: BizEd: Trading Goes to College (2/5/19)

Els de Graauw: SUM: Migration Studies (2/5/19)

Robb Hecht: CMS Wire: When Marketing Personalization Becomes Too Intrusive (2/5/19)

Bridgett Davis: NPR: Daughter of A Numbers Runner Witnessed an Underground Economy in Action (2/4/19)

Bruch Kamich: Real Money: How Charts Can Be Used to Handicap Disney’s Earnings (2/4/19)

Diane Gibson: MedicalResearch.com: Primary Care Settings Offer Opportunity for Wider Screening for Diabetic Retinopathy (2/1/19)

Baruch College International Student Service Center: Theater Development Fund: Cultural and Linguistic Immersion through Theater Initiative (2/1/19)

Marc Edelman: Forbes: Super Bowl Squares Pools Are Legally Risky Even After the Fall of PASPA (1/31/19)

Jonathan Engel: SUM: Why America’s Fat and How to Fix It (1/31/18)

Andrea Gabor: Institute for New Economic Thinking: Millionaire-Driven Education Reform Has Failed. Here’s What Works. (1/31/19)

Ted Henken: BBC Mundo: Why do Cubans Call the United States “La Yuma?” (1/28/19)

Ted Henken: Miami Herald: U.S. considers putting Cuba on terror list over island’s support of Venezuela’s Maduro (1/25/19)

Christopher Stultz: SUM: Snapshot: Consensual Nonmonogamous Relationships (1/24/19)

Bridgett Davis: The New York Times: Remembering a Mother Whose Gambling Operation Was a Very Successful Secret (1/23/19)

Doug Muzzio: City & State: Ask The Experts: What is Kirsten Gillibrand’s Path to Victory? (1/22/19)

Mishkin Gallery: Artfully Learning: The Classroom in the White Box (1/21/19)

Myung-koo Kang: CGTN America: White House Announces 2nd Trump-Kim Summit for February (1/18/19)

Hector Cordero Guzman: El Nuevo Dia: Donald Trump Puts a Stop to Aid for Puerto Rico (1/18/19)

Bryan Jones: Wildlife Conservation Society: New WCS Study Says Urbanization May Hold Key to Tiger Survival (1/16/19)

Andrea Gabor: Bloomberg: Los Angeles Teachers’ Strike Takes Aim at Wall Street (1/15/19)

David Birdsell: CBS New York: David Birdsell Analyzes Cuomo’s New York State of the State (1/15/19)

Ted Henken: Diario Las Americas: #YoVotoSí, #YoVotoNo: Cubans, Social Networks and the Constitutional Referendum (1/12/19)

Myung-koo Kang: CGTN America: The Heat: China-DPRK Relations and US-China Trade Tensions (1/11/19)

Doug Muzzio: The New York Times: With a Tough-on-Crime D.A. Stepping Down, Will Queens Turn to a Reformer? (1/9/19)

Robb Hecht: dealnews: Shopping is Going to be Very Different in 2019 (1/9/19)

Marc Edelman: Deadspin: The Next Step for Elite Gymnasts is to Form a Union (1/7/19)

Peter Hitchcock: SUM: Welcome to the Debt Age (1/4/19)

David Birdsell: NY1 News: Sources: Cuomo Would Endorse Biden if He Runs for President (1/2/19)

David Birdsell: NY1 News: NYC Public Advocate Special Election Officially Set for February 26 (1/2/19)