Baruch College
Broken elevators cause agonizing lines for students at Baruch College They’re not lining up to snag the latest iPhone or limited-edition sneakers — these students just want to catch an elevator to class. Constantly broken and overcrowded lifts at one...
Former Baruch College coach admits to embezzling $700K A former Baruch College official pleaded guilty to embezzling nearly $700,000 in payments from rentals of the school’s athletic facilities, officials announced Wednesday. Machli Joseph — the former women’s basketball...
Frat banned from entire state after pledge's hazing death STROUDSBURG, Pa. — A national fraternity was banned from Pennsylvania for 10 years and ordered to pay a fine of more than $110,000 as it was sentenced Monday for its...
Baruch College frat bros face sentencing in hazing death STROUDSBURG, Pa. — Four New York City men and the fraternity they belonged to face sentencing in the death of a 19-year-old pledge during a 2013 hazing ritual in Pennsylvania....
Baruch College frat bros plead guilty to deadly hazing Four men charged in a brutal fraternity hazing ritual that resulted in the 2013 death of a New York City college student have pleaded guilty in a Pennsylvania court to...
Ex-Baruch coach allegedly pocketed $600K from school A former Baruch College basketball coach and athletic department official was busted Tuesday for pocketing more than half million dollars that should have gone to the college for rentals of...
ISIS recruiter convicted for sending NYC college student to Syria A Manhattan federal jury on Monday convicted an ISIS recruiter who helped send a Baruch College student to Syria — and ultimately his death fighting for the terror group. Ahmed...
Baruch College student takes plea deal in deadly frat hazing The first of 37 Baruch College students indicted in a hazing death three years ago, has been sentenced in a plea deal with Pennsylvania prosecutors. Ka-Wing Yuen, 25, was placed...
Shame made father lie about son ditching college to join ISIS The father of a Baruch College student who joined ISIS told a Manhattan federal jury that shame led him to lie about his son’s whereabouts — including telling people that...