The 2025–2026 school year at Baruch High School brings unique changes to the science department with two new classes for 11th and 12th graders: Anatomy and Physiology and Neuroscience. These courses...

Every year, world leaders gather at the heart of New York City—Midtown Manhattan. They discuss the world’s most pressing issues such as climate change, housing, human rights and keeping international...

Levona Davis, a 16-year-old entrepreneur wanting to share her joy of doing hair with others–and a junior here at Baruch College Campus High School–said owning a hair business is one of her passions,...

To all seniors in Baruch and current juniors, consider preparing for one aspect of the college experience: the classrooms. These foreign lecture halls may look drastically different or close to home...

On the morning of Dec. 4, UnitedHealthcare CEO was shot and killed outside of New York Hilton Hotel where a conference was being held. The controversial death of Brian Thompson, a contentious insurance...

Conversations on politics are amongst the most conversational, especially at the dinner table. However, tackling such topics thoughtfully and with accurate information can be a challenge. How should schools...

One’s family might disagree about opinions on food, pop-culture, or even if someone cheated at a board game during family night. But what happens when the conversation shifts into a political lens? As...

From the 2020 presidential election, youth voter registration in New York has decreased by five percent but what is the youth perspective of voting today like in BCCHS? Despite the decrease, Baruch...